Atrium Magazine

Atrium Magazine The first narrative nonfiction magazine produced by University of Florida students.

“A stinging reality” by Jack Vincent is now live on our website. Click the link in our bio to view this buzzing photo st...
09/19/2025

“A stinging reality” by Jack Vincent is now live on our website. Click the link in our bio to view this buzzing photo story. 🐝

“Cocktail hour” by Vivienne Serret is now live on our website. Click the link in our bio to read the full poem. 🍸
09/13/2025

“Cocktail hour” by Vivienne Serret is now live on our website. Click the link in our bio to read the full poem. 🍸

“For about a decade, dancing had been my passion and performing my expertise — but neither show could last forever.” “Cu...
09/05/2025

“For about a decade, dancing had been my passion and performing my expertise — but neither show could last forever.”

“Curtain call” by Bruna Arnaes is now live on our website. Click the link in our bio to check out this story about the ups and downs of growing up dancing. 🪩

To catch you up…Check out our spring issue of Atrium! Swipe to find out where to pick up a copy 📮🦋
08/29/2025

To catch you up…
Check out our spring issue of Atrium! Swipe to find out where to pick up a copy 📮🦋

ISSUE FIVE is right around the corner.Come celebrate with us @ How Bazar! Live readings, free stickers, and everything m...
04/23/2025

ISSUE FIVE is right around the corner.
Come celebrate with us @ How Bazar! Live readings, free stickers, and everything magazine. See you there🦋

“‘I’m 92. I don’t feel it –– I just look it,’ she said with an unhurried English accent.After a slice of toast with coff...
04/18/2025

“‘I’m 92. I don’t feel it –– I just look it,’ she said with an unhurried English accent.

After a slice of toast with coffee, Mary headed out on her forest green cart, the first of many drives to make as she feeds the farm’s 144 equines. Her chubby rescued dachshund, Mini, usually accompanies her in the passenger seat. When Mary’s not distributing carrots, she tends to her plants or clears leaves from a paved lane starting at the farm’s welcome kiosk. Further in, Mary’s Trail (named by Peter) carves a direct path along the creek to their house.

Her youngest son, Paul Gregory, rarely stops her because it ‘keeps her going.’”

“The oaks will remember” by Tarryn Nichols is now live on our website. Click the link in our bio to check it out. 🐎

ISSUE FIVE is right around the corner. Come celebrate with us @ How Bazar! Live readings, free stickers, and everything ...
04/16/2025

ISSUE FIVE is right around the corner. Come celebrate with us @ How Bazar! Live readings, free stickers, and everything magazine. See you there 🦋

“Junebug” by Catalina Martinez-Wittinghan is now live on our website! Click the link in our bio to explore this piece of...
03/21/2025

“Junebug” by Catalina Martinez-Wittinghan is now live on our website! Click the link in our bio to explore this piece of poetry as a whole. 🪲🦎🌱

“St. Petersburg has been in the direct path of more hurricanes than I can count. I’ve watched, eyes glued to The Weather...
02/26/2025

“St. Petersburg has been in the direct path of more hurricanes than I can count. I’ve watched, eyes glued to The Weather Channel, the path of certain destruction zero in on my home, then veer toward someone else’s.

I was lucky, and I knew it. The phrase ‘I live where you vacation’ was the mantra of St. Pete’s youth. No matter how bad life got, I could hold on to my good fortune of growing up in a place with pristine beaches, the best fried grouper and an endless supply of cloudless days. But luck doesn’t last forever. On Sept. 25, I had all the luck in the world. That changed overnight.”

“Paradise lost” by Delaney Starling is now live on our website. Click the link in our bio to explore this personal essay. 🏝️

Calling all CJC students and magazine-enthusiasts!!!Atrium presents guest speaker Alexandra Whittaker to share her exper...
02/24/2025

Calling all CJC students and magazine-enthusiasts!!!

Atrium presents guest speaker Alexandra Whittaker to share her experiences with Cosmopolitan Magazine and the world of magazine journalism.

Stop by Feb. 25th at 5:10 p.m. in Weimer 2052 to learn about all things magazine and explore what your future could hold. 🧡🧡🧡

“After the storms subside, Floridians grapple for years with what to make of houses, businesses and schools in shambles....
02/24/2025

“After the storms subside, Floridians grapple for years with what to make of houses, businesses and schools in shambles. And to outsiders, the destruction of a property isn’t as devastating without knowing — feeling — what was inside.

That’s why, in this issue, Atrium Magazine reporters sought to capture that feeling.

They featured valuable items that were battered, engulfed and scattered in the five most recent catastrophic hurricanes, dating back to Hurricane Michael in 2018. They found that loss goes beyond a paint job or roofing. Loss is the heirlooms and yellowing pictures — the shared experiences — inside a place that render it a home.”

“What Florida lost” by Lauren Brensel, Lara Baron, Valentina Sandoval, Bruna Arnaes and Pristine Thai is now live on our website. Click the link in our bio to explore this meaningful series. 🌴

Want a free customized poem? Stop by Plaza of the Americas today and let us write you one! Here from 12-2 PM. 🌿
02/20/2025

Want a free customized poem? Stop by Plaza of the Americas today and let us write you one! Here from 12-2 PM. 🌿

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