“To A.G., The youngest African American inaugural poet, on seeing her black excellence strive.” By J.C., ‘26 How does this sound? 22 year old black African American poet 2020 was...

A kiss of blood, sweet and stinging, Like swallowing forever before we even knew its cost.   But it wasn't just the kiss. It was your smile, your hand finding mine like it has always known...

The Not-So-Smooth Criminal By Hayden Hayes 26” A pane of glass shattered,  sharp but delicate.   a glimmering in the light   Pieces of it falling within the night   It scatters...

Her name was Breonna  In the quiet of night, they broke down the door,  Startling Breonna from her peaceful sleep.  Her boyfriend, fearing danger, fired once more,  The police returned fire,...

Join us on Wednesday April 23rd as we celebrate the launch of our annual print issue of EDDA Art & Literary Magazine. Doors open @ 5:45 p.m. in E1 Refreshments & Cake will be served. Student...

It’s a month of realizing mental health is serious. It’s a month of speaking out and sharing your story. It’s a month of honoring those who lost that battle. For those who tried to fight...

Emeralds in the sky  KC, ‘25 There are Emeralds in the sky They were left there by those that came before Looking down at us now, And they'll be picked up by those that have yet to arrive   They...

1st Place: A.M.E.R.I.C.A. by Alaya Carnes, '26 Maybe it’s my Nationalism, But I have an urge to be proud. Proud of them 13 stripes and 50 stars.   Because I hear the voice of...

Hey mean girl without the smile. Hey mean girl with the expressionless face. Mean girl? You don't know me.  You don't know me like you think you do.  Can you not see my big beating heart? Can...

Like Wolves by Mila Ponce, '25 jagged teeth like precious crystals of quartz, snoots like wolves, peeking in between each rib. "please be tender," each limb unthreaded from sensation, he...