Leland Quarterly: A Statement on Literature, Culture, Art, and Politics is the ink-and-paper home of Stanford art and writing. Our mission is to produce a quality arts and literature magazine that showcases the superlative talents of the Stanford community. We like to mix the fun with the scholarly, the abstractwith the concrete, and we like to present all that in an attractive glossy magazine.

Website:

http://lelandquarterly.com/

Contact:

lelandquarterly [at] gmail [dot] com

Co-Editors-in-Chief:

Miles Osgood and Jaslyn Law

Vox Clara was founded by a group of Catholics and Protestants in 2007 at Stanford University. The goal was to produce a journal of Christian thought on campus that would provide a forum for exploring how faith intersects daily life, and engage the community in a dialogue about faith. The first edition of the journal was printed in the spring of 2008. In the 2008-2009 school year, the team produced an issue every quarter, and improved and expanded the design and vision of the organization. The Stanford chapter now seeks not only to engage the community and inspire a response to the Gospel message through publications, but also through organized events, such as bringing in speakers.

Website:

http://www.voxclara.org

Contact:

info [at] voxclara.org

Editor-in-Chief:

Clara Caruthers

For twelve years, since being founded in 1998 by students Mike Grenier and Hugh Handeyside with the faculty support of Professor Coit Blacker,  the Stanford Journal of International Relations has published the best of Stanford writing on international relations. The Journal provides a semi-annual forum for interdisciplinary discussion of global affairs, publishing writing on politics, economics, history, and public policy. Our undergraduate staff directs all aspects of journal production. Academics, policymakers, and institutions around the country receive the 80-page journal in print. Our authors are Stanford students, faculty, affiliates, and alumni; interviewees have included Condoleezza Rice, former Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf, WTO Director-General Pascal Lamy, F.W. de Klerk, and Joseph Stiglitz.

Website:

http://www.stanfordflipside.com

Contact:

sjir.submit [at] stanford.edu

Co-Editors-in-Chief:

Farbod Faraji and Katie White

Hope all of you are well. Wanted to give y’all an update on the world of Stanford publications.

i. ALL HANDS PUBLICATION EIC MEETING THIS MONDAY.
Room 209 of Nitery.  8-10 pm.  We will have appetizers from Nola’s.  Please make sure to either be in attendance, or if not, that you send an appropriate representative.  Please contact either myself or Alice if you have any questions.

ii. Next Office Hours April 19th.
7-8 pm.  Meyer Second Floor corner room. Thank you to Avicenna, Active Voice, and the Progressive for dropping by last week

iii. New Issue of Vox Clara and The Claw are littering your dorm
EIC’s – please send us dates as to when your next issues are coming round. This way we can let other publications know, as well as publicize the information on our website, pub.stanford.edu

iv. Publications Space update.
Will have details at the Monday meeting (you see, we really want you to come).

As our former editor-in-chief once said: if The New Yorker and The Atlantic had a bastard child, it would be The Claw Magazine. We hope one day this will be true. Until then, we are a Stanford student publication that supports and showcases the Farm’s rich culture in politics, humanities, and the arts. In this spirit, we publish investigative reporting, columns, essays, fiction, fine art, doodles, and everything in between.

Website:

http://theclawmagazine.com

Contact:

theclawmagazine@gmail.com

Editors-in-chief:

Caroline Ferguson and Rutger Rosenberg

Six Degrees is a student group at Stanford University. We are dedicated to the promotion of a human rights dialogue here on the university campus through the publication of a bi-annual journal and the planning of human-rights related advocacy events.

Website:

http://www.stanfordchaparral.com

Contact:

6d-submission [at] lists.stanford.edu

Editor-in-Chief:

Manoli Liodakis

The Stanford Journal of East Asian Affairs (SJEAA) strives to address compelling issues in the East Asian region. SJEAA showcases student work, both graduate and undergraduate, on East Asia from all academic disciplines. Beyond academic work, the publication also features editorials, interviews and book reviews. SJEAA seeks submissions pertaining to China / Hong Kong / Taiwan, Japan, Korea, and Southeast Asia. In addition to publishing student articles, SJEAA is also a focal point for students interested in the East Asian region. The organization provides opportunities to meet peers, faculty and alumni with similar interests through dinners and faculty panels and lectures.

Website:

http://www.stanfordchaparral.com

Contact:

sjeaa-inquiries [at] lists [dot] stanford [dot] edu

Editor-in-Chief:

Stephan Stiller