Maya Undergraduate Literary Magazine

Drexel University's Undergraduate Literary Magazine

<p>For over 40 years,&nbsp;<em>Maya</em> has been Drexel University’s student-run, undergraduate literary magazine, publishing student poetry, prose, short fiction and non-fiction pieces, as well as graphics, illustrations, photography and other art. <em>Maya</em> provides the student body the opportunity to get their work published, and additionally, by having a student staff, we offer those interested in writing, publishing, public relations, and design the chance to gain valuable hands-on experience. By being both within and yet not run by the university, <em>Maya</em> creates an atmosphere of artistic freedom that allows individual creativity to thrive</p> A past issue of <em>Maya </em>lists the date of establishment in 1962.&nbsp; The earliest issue of <em>Maya</em> on record at Drexel at this time is from 1967, spanning all the way to 2000.&nbsp; After a 6 year hiatus, <em>Maya</em> was brought back to life and has grown each year since from contributions of authors, artists and fans. <br><br>Maya is currently run by Kerri Sullivan (Editor-in-Chief) and Tina Walsh (Managing Editor).<br>

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