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  • Amalgam
    No. 16 (2025)

    Featured Writers: Seyram Apedo, Ezgi Bas, Emma Bisson and Devon Thomas, Brian Carlson, Alex Norian,  Diya Patel, Alyssa Roberts, Brooklynn Roulette, Ruichuan Shi, and Anne Sedar

    Editorial Board: Isabel Burgos, Sean Drew, Daliah Gurin, Ryan Pianka, Harsh Singh, and Alahna Vallone

    Editor-in-Chief: angela muir 

  • The cover of NU Writing for 2024. Featuring artwork from a sixteenth-century artist named Lorenz Stoer.

    Renaissance
    Vol. 1 No. 15 (2024)

    Featured Writers: Armaan Sarao, Owen Roy, Ingrid Yao, Marwa Ellis, Raymond Lee, Alexander Thomas Kiknadze, and William Cutler

    Editorial Board: Amelia Majewski, Hiba Hussain, Sasha Moscona, Rebecca Bailey, Parker Beyersdoerfer, Michelle Stoukides, Anne Sedar, Laveda Chan, Melody Wooster, Casey Wilcox, Lucy Sheperd, and Gina O'Brien

    Editor-in-Chief: Noah Smith 

  • Voyages
    No. 14 (2023)

  • Renewal
    No. 13 (2022)

  • The poem "Forsaken" by Ebelechiyem Anuoluwatele Okafor shaped as an American flag. For the stars in the top left corner, the words "Eli, Eli lama sabacht hani?" are written. The red stripes are several victims of police brutality's last words. The white stripes are the words from the 14th amendment.

    Antiracism and Justice
    No. 12 (2021)

    For this issue, we chose “Antiracism and Justice” to invite Northeastern writers who are already invested in antiracist praxis and imagining how to restructure unjust systems. We define antiracism as dismantling racist institutions — educational, social, government, economic, and health — in order to prioritize racial justice and equity. Antiracism is an ongoing commitment in our individual, community, professional, and organizational practices to abolish racist systems and policies. The main goal of anti-racism is to reshape systems, but this work is crucial in our homes and everyday lives (excerpt from "Note from the Editors").

  • Ideas in / of Progress
    No. 11 (2020)

    From the "Note from the Editors": What we wanted to celebrate in this issue are connections. While reading and evaluating the pieces in this issue, we realized that, at this time, what mattered was sharing ideas, connecting with each other, and celebrating the work that has been done across the Northeastern campus in various disciplines, fields, and through multiple modalities.

  • Reactions
    No. 10 (2019)

  • Disruptions
    No. 9 (2018)

  • Lost & Found
    No. 8 (2017)

  • Re/Structure
    No. 7 (2015)

     

     

  • Innovation
    No. 6 (2015)

  • Circulation
    No. 5 (2014)

  • Tension Crisis
    No. 4 (2014)

  • Identify
    No. 3 (2013)

  • Synthesis
    No. 2 (2013)

  • No. 1 (2012)