Atrium Magazine

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

12/15/2025

“Losing him twice” by Alexandra Burns is now live on our website. Click the link in our bio to check out this deep and reminiscent essay.

12/06/2025

“Memorabilia were something meant to be stashed away, for they were more poignant reminders of the past than happy memories. It was a testament to what I thought life would be full of: regret.

That’s why it was a big deal when my mom visited her family in Bangladesh in 2022 and came home with a dusty VHS tape of her and my dad’s arranged wedding. For 30 years, my parents had never felt the need to bring a copy or keep one at our own house until now.”

“Rewinding the tape” by Zarin Ismail is now live on our website. Click the link in our bio to check it out now! 📼

11/19/2025

“Scrapbook” by Catalina Martinez-Wittinghan is now live on our website. Click the link in our bio to check it out! 📒

11/13/2025

Angel “DaKilla” Keihl met her match when she fought Miranda “SheHulk” Kay Barber a decade ago in Tampa. But Angel’s past goes much deeper than just boxing and bloody noses. Here is her story.

“Fists of a Fighter, Heart of an Angel” by Lauren Brensel is now live on our website. Click the link in our bio to check it out! 🥊

11/01/2025

“Noting the skate-friendly infrastructure he left behind and a new food scene in Gainesville, Barlow melded his two passions and created lowbar, a pop-up aiming to promote specialty coffee and skateboarding culture.

The business gives Barlow the outlet to contribute to the lively skate community he always looked for growing up.”

“The lowbar grind” by Diego Perdomo is now live on our website. Click the link in our bio to take a peek! 🛹☕️

10/24/2025

Objects have more meaning than meets the eye.

“Odds and ends” by Layne Knox is now up on our website. Click the link in our bio to check it out. 🧸📒🏠⚾️

10/17/2025

Restaurant regulars can be peculiar. But beneath the surface, they might just be relatable.

“Old Habits Dine Hard” by Anna Edlund is now up on our website. Click the link in our bio to dive into the uniqueness within the food industry. 🍝

10/10/2025

In 2017, Rogelio Fernandez started his trek to the United States on one of the most dangerous journeys in the world: crossing the Darién Gap.

Today, Fernandez is a business owner working in air conditioning and heating repair in Jacksonville, Florida. This is his story.

“800 miles, no shoes: One migrant’s journey to freedom,” by Nathan Thomas, and the Spanish version, “800 millas, sin zapatos: El viaje de un migrante hacia la libertad,” translated by Gabriella Chavez, are now live on our website.

Click the link in our bio to read!

10/03/2025

“His tail wags and his sloppy smile
seems endearing until the look in his eye
is just a heartbroken romanticization
of the life he doesn’t have.” 🐾

“The doll’s front row seat was then stolen
with a swift eviction to a sharpie-marked, cardboard box,
labeled ‘Goodwill.’” 🎀

“Jack” and “Betty’s Doll” by Catalina Martinez-Wittinghan are now live on our website. Click the link in our bio to check out these poems about love and loss. ✍🏻

09/26/2025

“Taste of island life” by Ashley Rodriguez is now up on our website! Head to the link in our bio to be transported into Taste of Key West. 🏝️

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. 🐝

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. 🍸

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