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������ community members regularly engage in producing both academic output and creative contributions for a wide variety of student- and faculty-led publications across the University. Whether it’s student zines, faculty journals or the ������ Magazine, these publications are a vital method of showcasing the full range of voices in our campus community. 

Many of these publications distribute print copies on campus, but you can find links to digital copies below.

������ Magazine 

Published by ������’s Office of Communications, the ������ Magazine covers the latest events, stories and developments from across the university community, including from our global alumni network. . 

 

 

Peacock Media

Peacock Magazine 

Published once a semester, the Peacock Magazine is a student-run print publication representing the voices of ������ students. Tackling topics such as diversity, technology and current events, the magazine provides an outlet for writers and artists to engage with the issues most important to students on campus. . 

Peacock Plume 

The Peacock Plume is the web publication platform of ������ Student Media, responding to current events in Paris and beyond with student journalism. Tied into several courses in journalism and global communications, the Peacock Plume showcases a wide range of voices in the ������ community. New articles are uploaded regularly, . 

Peacock Play 

ASM’s video arm showcases the best student filmmaking from across the University, combining video journalism with infotainment videos, often about life in Paris and the global explorer’s experience. Like its written counterpart, Peacock Play also ties into certain course requirements. . 

 

Scholarly Journals

Roaches 

Roaches is a militant zine connecting revolutionary queer, feminist and race theory with creative activist projects. Tied to ������’s Gender, Sexuality and Society program, the magazine showcases both academic and creative writing alongside art and design, providing an inclusive platform for students to speak about gender, race and LGBTQ+ issues. As well as producing physical copies, . 

Hibou Magazine 

Hibou Magazine is a student-run publication tied to the History, Law and Society program. The magazine covers academic inquiry alongside creative writing and poetry across varied topics. It’s a project designed to hold the University to account and to encourage student writers to develop their skills. . 

 

Creative Works

Paris/Atlantic 

Paris/Atlantic is ������’s student-led publication for the literary and creative arts, originally founded in 1982. It showcases work from students alongside contributions from faculty, staff and friends of the University. It aims to provide an opportunity for aspiring professional writers and artists to share their work with the ������ community. Alongside printed copies distributed on campus, . 

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��é�貹������Գٲ� is an arts and culture magazine run by ������ students. It aims to give creatives at ������ a digital platform to share their work in order to develop professional artistic portfolios. Contributions cover a broad spectrum of the arts, including photography, fashion, written journalism and video. It is a representation of the creativity of the ������ community, shaped by Paris, through the lens of community diversity.  

 

Faculty-Led Publications 

The Cahiers Series 

The Cahiers Series is a set of short books which make available new explorations in writing, in translating and in the areas linking these two activities. ������’s Center for Writers & Translators publishes the Cahiers Series in association with Sylph Editions. You can purchase print copies . 

 

Music & Literature 

Music & Literature is an arts magazine co-edited by Professor Daniel Medin of ������’s Center for Writers & Translators. The magazine publishes works by critically acclaimed but underrepresented artists from around the world. . 

 

The Tocqueville Review 

Now nearly 40 years old, the Tocqueville review today falls under the remit of ������’s Center for Critical Democracy Studies. Tackling transnational questions of politics and society, the journal encourages scholarly contributions on democratic practice and theory. Find back issues of the Tocqueville Review online here. 

 

Nature and Cultures 

Nature and Cultures is an . Founded by Professor Oleg Kobtzeff, the journal showcases student and faculty academic contributions alongside republished third-party material. It ties closely into several classes across the University, most notably the Waters of the Globe class, which hosts  on the magazine’s website.