Everything You Always Wanted to Know About North Avenue Review* (*But Were Afraid to Ask).
North Avenue Review (NAR) is Georgia Tech’s open forum magazine. Established in 1989, we launched in response to student protests against Tiananmen Square. Our mission is to amplify all voices of the Tech community by providing a platform to share thoughts, opinions, poetry, artwork, or anything in between. NAR accepts all submissions and covers everything between social issues, satires, poetry, photography, memes, and more. We are always open to receiving more submissions about any topic in any format and will do our best to share it with the rest of the Tech community, whether that includes print and/or online publishing. If you are interested in becoming a staff member, reach out to editor@northavereview.com! We do not collect any membership fees, and there are no obligations to staying in the org. You are welcome to join at any time!
Print copies can be picked up at the following locations:
You can also read NAR issues online here.
We meet every Monday from 6 - 7 PM in the Student Media Center Suite 2150 of the John Lewis Student Center (near the Blue Donkey). Please reach out to editor@northavereview.com if you’re interested in attending a meeting and we’ll be happy to have you join!
You don’t need to be a member of NAR in order to contribute. You can contribute as much or as little as you’d like in whatever 2-dimensional medium you prefer (i.e. articles, poems, photography, short-story fiction, memes, artwork, collages, GIFs, video, audio, etc.).
However, if you’d like to join NAR, there are three teams where members usually specialize (but you are welcome to join all three if you would like!)
Traditionally, we published one issue per semester. We will publish online exclusive content sporadically.
We accept almost anything that can be represented in print and/or online. This can include written articles, photography, poetry, artwork, videos, audio, etc.
We are also allowed to publish profanity, sensitive topics, etc. Please be mindful that we reserve the right to reject a piece if we believe it will cause legal/nonlegal damage to our organization, the Board of Student Publications, and/or the Institute. However, we will do our best to work with you to discuss options for how to pursue pieces with sensitive subjects.
We publish in both! You can find our online-exclusive material here.
We ask that only Georgia Tech students, alumni, faculty, or staff submit.
Yes! We (at least the Editor in Chief and Content Editor) will have to know who you are in order to work with you and your submission, but we can publish your piece anonymously.
All you need to do is submit your work here!