Favor Igwilo, Sophomore, Biochemistry Major and Cultural Awareness in Healthcare Minor from Houston, TX Redefining Home Read more →
Permanent Damage
Sophia R. Nelson, Sophomore, English Major from Auburn, WA I can’t help but imagine he still smelled of salty air. His hair was still slightly coated with the distinct texture of the sea. His gray eyes shined brightly not because of his adventure, but of his return home to us. He smiled and laughed with his buddies dressed in… Read more →
Drunken Ship
Raegan Lane, Senior, Criminal Justice Major from Mansfield, TX Waves rise higher and higher crashing down, like a bottle shattering against concrete. Wind fills the sails pushing us out further and further into oblivion. Men slipping in and out of the crowd, bulging against young girls. Wooden boards moan and shift beneath crooked steps. A finger grazes… Read more →
A bird chirps outside my window
Jordan Harvey, Senior, Biology Major from Nashville, TN A bird chirps outside my window It wakes me up at dawn It sings a little morning tune And just like that, it’s gone I sing that little morning tune As I get out of bed And just when I thought I forgot It pops back in my head I see… Read more →
Bingo
Raina Armstrong, Senior, Spanish and Youth Advocacy Major from The Colony, TX Bingo Read more →
Chapbook Preview Video
Our chapbook is almost on its way to the printers! Look for updates on how to get a copy in January. In the meantime, check out our preview video with excerpts from the interviews that will be published in the chapbook! Read more →
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Born into Hatred
By Alyssa Gutierrez “You’re raised into your beliefs” oh, but that’s a lie. If I was raised into my beliefs; a Catholic, Hispanic-focused culture rooted in hatred for those who are “different” then, shouldn’t I have hatred for these people as well? shouldn’t I look at them with a face full of disgust? like how my neighbors in Mexico… Read more →
The Door
By Lexie Woodall Pictured above are a series of quotes from a door created in 2019 to celebrate Pride Month. The door now resides in the TCU Mary Couts Burnett Library’s Special Collections. Read more →
A Look at The Skiff
By Anonymous This edition of the Skiff, published on November 21, 1989, features an article about students in a human sexuality class. Although it does not say the word “homophobia” explicitly, it discusses the “stereotyping and bigotry” people in the LGBTQ+ community face, which I found surprising in an article from 1989. Additionally, the article discusses physical violence against queer… Read more →