Best of the Storytelling Contest about women and war [First place winner in the Storytelling Contest poetry category.] October 1, 2024 Sohini HalderSchool of Medicine Social Justice
Discovery February 20, 2023Matthew KlopeThere are lilies in the valley lofty clouds up in the sky there are spots of brown on butterflies now...
Bird Banding February 7, 2023Nina DjukicOn the phone she’ll tell me stories about shorebirds which breed in warmer marshland winters and still cross the continent...
Ours Is Not to Reason Why February 7, 2023Abu TahaWhen I found out the next patient I’ll be following is a retired army cardiothoracic surgeon in his late eighties... Student Life
Meander January 23, 2023Nina EscuetaBeen drifting along A sea of green. Been free to be, to breathe, to dream Arts & Culture
Assiduously January 15, 2023Nina DjukicThis morning, strolling soddenly down Harmon street, the rain became a sudden shield; with sudden clarity I felt calamity dismissed... Student Life
Big Surprise December 11, 2022Camille MooreIt was sunrise Nail clipping of a moon, an incisor tooth Peeking and covered again, the colors of the sky... Travel
Introspection December 11, 2022Catherine OksasOften, I used to drop by to ask a patient of mine about his mood, and one day he just... Student Life
The Infinitely Big in the Infinitely Small December 3, 2022Julianne Riggs[Third place winner in the Synapse Storytelling Contest nonfiction category.] The typical existential thoughts of a graduate student drifted through... Student Life
apricots & shallots December 3, 2022Nina DjukicI think often of the apricots & shallots that I diced in your kitchen last year with a knife you... Arts & Culture