Mosaic

Sparrow Del Debbio-Coppini • January 21, 2026

Whipped up this little sketch of a character from Bram Stoker’s famous novel “Dracula” which I recently had the absolute pleasure of reading. 10/10, 100% recommend!

The Flower

Jane Coleman, Lead Editor • January 21, 2026

Tropical Glow

Casey Coleman, Lead Editor • January 21, 2026

I used a picture from Pinterest as my reference. I chose this piece to replicate because it perfectly encapsulates the joy of summer and sunlight.

Snapshots of Crater Lake National Park

Micah Patyrak • November 13, 2025

Here are a couple of my favorite photos from when I went to Crater Lake over the summer. I really tried to capture the color of the lake, as the hike down to the water will be closed for a couple of years. I honestly think it's a very underrated national park, so I wanted to share it.

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There are Empty Coffins at the Cemetery

Casey Coleman, Lead Editor • November 13, 2025

This is a psychological, dark-comedy piece that I wrote, inspired by the Halloween season. It is about a dinner party that quickly becomes deadly.

A Long Drive

Evangeline Johnson • March 14, 2025

I wrote this from a character sheet written by somebody else as a short writing exercise in the lit mag writer's workshop. The genre was a little unfamiliar to me so pushing myself to embrace it was a valuable challenge!

The Maker

Casey Coleman, Lead Editor • March 14, 2025

The message of this story is that if the oppressed ban together, they can over throw an oppressor. Additionally, it addresses worries of a dystopia brought on by automation.

Vivre C’est Vieillir

Emma Lake • November 13, 2025

Vivre C’est Vieillir I am seventeen, grasping desperately for the reins of my childhood. I am listening to a CD I stole from my mother’s...

small poems

Luke Coleman • November 13, 2025

This collection was written between late freshman year and early junior year, and all have been refined a bajillion times. I put these poems together because they all follow similar structure and themes: little to no rhyming or meter, a focus on the contrast between nature and humanity, and expressing a lot in very few words.

Cake for my Sister

Anonymous • November 13, 2025

Cake for my sister I'm baking up a surprise for my sister's demise. Kill her with kindness, The perfect plan I've devised. A...

Life’s Rhythm Through the Trails of Portland and Mount Hood

Queenie Nguyen • March 14, 2025

Alongside the Intro to Journalism class, I spent several weeks in workshops with Zoe Carpenter, learning how to bring places to life through storytelling. My writing brings this story to life by weaving sensory details and personal memories---my goal was to allow the readers to feel emerged in the story as I worked to create a narrative that captures both the wild Cascades, and the vibrancy of the city.

A Day In The Life

Santana Apodaca • December 15, 2024

This essay describes my life during Summer 2024 and how the little moments mean so much to me. There were a lot of moments big and small that made up my summer. I wanted to appreciate the smaller moments by writing this essay on a moment I shared with my mom during a baseball game I played. The small moments matter!