Best of the Storytelling Contest Children of the Lost Patriarchy What do you say to the fatherless ones on Fathers Day? Do you look them in their long-lost eyes and congratulate them on finding their own compass May 7, 2024 Hannah Whitmore Philosophy
Divisible cities October 31, 2023Simone Kurial[ Second place winner in the fiction category.] There is a city to the west built upon a peninsula of... Arts & Culture
Encounterings October 31, 2023Nina DjukicLately — and maybe always — I am bewitched by translation and etymology. Both imperfect, curious, spiraling. In their mouths... Opinion
My First Patient October 24, 2023Paul Brandfonbrener[Second place winner in the Synapse Storytelling Contest poetry category.] You told me you wanted to kill yourself, to drown... Student Life
Don't Walk on the Grass October 24, 2023Max Collard“Don’t walk on the grass. Only Fellows can walk on the grass,” Asif warns us, unserious.
Dear Giardia October 10, 2023Julianne Riggs[Second place winner in the Synapse Storytelling Contest nonfiction category.] Dear Giardia, It has come to my attention that you... Humor
Canada Water October 10, 2023Nick FiorentinoCanada Water. To reconvene my soles with that which made me an author
Skincrawl Horror October 3, 2023Drew Despereaux[First place winner of the Synapse Storytelling Contest Fiction category.] I knew something was off when I woke up. I...
Unfairly Adjudicated: Onward We March October 3, 2023Woodger FaugasWe’re not destined for defeat; thus is the song of our warriors! Proud in our minority skins, such is a... Social Justice
Increasing Access Through Telehealth: A Call to Action October 3, 2023Maggie BrownThe alarm rings: its 5am, and a new day begins But I’ve already been awake from the pain in my... Social Justice