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View fullsize Our 2024-2025 PRA theme has been chosen! Submit your literature and artwork now!
View fullsize Super excited for you all to flip through the pages and see all the work this year! 👁️ Here’s a spoiler as thanks for waiting patiently. 🖤🤍
View fullsize FRONT COVER DESIGN BY @euansaund.art ⚪️⬛️ — LACUNA, 71ST EDITION BY PINE RIVER ANTHOLOGY 3-4 more weeks until books arrive! 📣
View fullsize Long time no update! Layouts are being finalized over break and files go to press early March! 👀 Books are estimated to arrive on campus late March - early April before Honors Day, April 4. If your work was accepted, you should have received an e
View fullsize We are back for the Winter 2024 semester with WONDERFUL NEWS! Last year’s edition, Pine River Anthology: Dichotomy, was named an Excellent magazine in the NCTE Recognizing Excellence In Art and Literary Magazines (REALM) contest! #NCTEREALMAwar
View fullsize This Friday (December 1st) starting at 6:30 in DOW Upper Lobby, Pine River Anthology is partnering with Pine River Film Club, Kappa Pi, and Art Club to host an Over the Garden Wall watch party. This is supposed to serve as a time to relax and study w
View fullsize Pine River Anthology’s very first edition: 1953, found by the Archives Coordinator. What an incredibly exciting find. In this year’s efforts to streamline processes and organize our 7 decade-worth of works, we have learned so much about t
View fullsize Make sure to keep submitting works! Thank you to everyone who has sent submissions — great job so far! NOTES: Undergraduate works only. Film stills accepted. Any form of art and literature (5,000 words or less) accepted. Open for multiple sub
View fullsize Part Eleven of PRA members sharing their favorite piece from an old edition of a PRA Book. Amanda’s favorite piece is a stoneware and wood piece titled, “Temoku Kettle” by Joey Day. This can be found on page 63 of the 1997 PRA Book
View fullsize Part Ten of PRA members sharing their favorite piece from an old edition of a PRA Book. Wes’s favorite piece is an art piece titled, “Self-Portrait: St. Eustatius” by Laurie St. Clair. It is located on page 6 of the 1985 Book title