Students gathered for the launch of the 2025 edition of New Voices at Lander University.
Lander University is set to celebrate the launch of its 2025 edition of the student literary journal, New Voices, on January 22 at Barksdale Recital Hall. This free event is an invitation to the public to enjoy the creativity of Lander students, showcasing various forms of art, poetry, and personal reflections. Guided by the Department of English and Foreign Languages, students gain hands-on experience in the publishing world through this initiative. Previous editions of New Voices are also available online for those interested in exploring past contributions.
Greenwood is buzzing with excitement as students at Lander University prepare to unveil the much-anticipated 2025 edition of their student literary journal, New Voices. Mark your calendars for this literary fiesta happening on Wednesday, January 22, at 7 p.m. The launch event will take place at the Barksdale Recital Hall (CC 250) within the beautiful Abney Cultural Center at the university.
The best part? Admission to this captivating event is absolutely FREE and open to the public! So, whether you’re a proud parent, a friend of a student, or just a lover of good literature, you are warmly invited to come and celebrate the creativity of Lander students. It’s a wonderful opportunity to support budding writers and artists right here in your community.
New Voices is a fantastic literary journal that showcases the vibrant talent of Lander University students across various disciplines. The journal is a treasure trove of art, poetry, personal reflections, and creative writings. It’s a platform where students can pour their hearts and souls into their creations, sharing their unique perspectives with the world.
The magic of New Voices happens during the fall semester through a dedicated group of students enrolled in WRIT 405. These talented student editors are the driving force behind the journal, taking on the responsibilities of reviewing submissions, selecting the most compelling essays, and fine-tuning the final pieces. It’s a great hands-on experience that allows these students to learn the ins and outs of the publishing world while making their voices heard.
This wonderful project is powered by the Department of English and Foreign Languages at Lander University, and it’s supported by Laura Martin, an assistant professor of English at Lander. Under her guidance, students embrace their literary skills and polish their talents, getting a chance to shine.
For those who are curious about what this literary journey has looked like in the past, you can check out previous editions of New Voices available on Lander University’s website. The archives give you a glimpse into the creative minds of students from earlier years and are definitely worth a look. Just hop on over to www.lander.edu/student-media and dive into the collection.
Want to make sure you’re up-to-date with all the latest events happening at Lander University? You can find regular updates and confirmation for event times and venues at www.lander.edu/events. It’s the best way to stay informed and catch any changes as they happen.
If you have any questions about the event or the literary journal itself, don’t hesitate to reach out! You can contact Perrin Rickenbaker, who is more than happy to assist you. Just send an email to jrickenbaker@lander.edu or give them a call at 864-388-8323.
The launch of the 2025 edition of New Voices promises to be a delightful evening filled with creativity and community spirit. Join in on the fun at Lander University and celebrate the art of storytelling!
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