Student Work: Student Publications
The Representation of Women in Art and Literature
We’re all taught so well: How can you be your most beautiful? . . . To quiet that voice is not easy.
Cultural Entrepreneurship
Episode 3 of Nucleus: The Confluence Podcast. "There’s value in the power of certain artists realizing that the market has that influence, and using it to their advantage."
Animal Perceptions in Lab and Literature
Episode 2 of Nucleus: The Confluence Podcast. "Humans have a pesky habit of making everything about themselves."
From Wallkill to Washington Square
In conjunction with the release of "Fire in the Lake," the third annual volume of creative writing from NYU's Prison Education Program, the editors answer questions from NYU Gallatin students.
Highlights From the Wallkill Journal Club
A selection of student work from the Prison Education Program
Incarcerated at Age Eleven: The Cycle
On walking in my father’s footsteps and trying to find a new path
Big Tree in the Kitchen
“Ayo, Big Tree. What’s on the menu for tonight?” one onlooker asks. “Just some fish and macaroni with cheese,” Big Tree replies. “Nothing special.” The onlooker’s face is full of skepticism. Everybody knows that everything Big Tree cooks tastes special.
How I Escaped From Prison
"There was no chisel involved, no rope of bedsheets. But with the help of a willing accomplice, I found a way out."
Your Personal Brand
"Why does it feel so false to try to cultivate a unified representation of your person?"
Brevard
"The September sunlight in the late afternoon was fire. My mother was driving, and I could tell that in addition to becoming blinded, she was becoming fatigued. For reasons I cannot articulate, I never offered to drive."
