The Alden Street Review

Meet James, our final editor (and current admin of this account 😎). James is another CS + English major and is super excited to kick this year's edition off the ground!

If you are interested in becoming an editor, please don't hesitate to reach out to James or any of the other editors. We accept everyone regardless of experience or major. As long as you share a passion for art and literature, you are welcome here!

Making it Make Sense by Rachel Justice, from our 2023-2024 edition.

If you'd like to submit your own art for this year's edition please email your work to [email protected]!

Our next editor is Bilal, who is a junior in the Computer Science/English program here at Springfield!

Cue by Kevin Platt from last year's edition of ASR.

A reminder that submissions are open for this year's edition until February 1st, 2025! Email your art, photography, poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction to [email protected].

Our next editor is Joanna! Joanna is a junior Art Therapy major here at Springfield College.

Meet another one of our editors! Eli is a senior in the Computer Science/English program.

Paper Sky by Dominique LaBranche from our 2023-2024 edition.

Submissions are open for our 2024-2025 edition so make sure to submit your work to [email protected]!

Meet our editors for the 2024-2025 issue of the Alden Street Review! Maegan is a sophomore studying English as well as Public History and Museum Studies.

It’s that time of year again! The Alden Street Review is accepting submissions for our 2024-2025 issue until February 1, 2025. Make sure to submit your fiction, creative nonfiction, poetry, art, or photography to [email protected]

ASR ‘24 IS NOW AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE!!!

The 2024 edition was edited by Remy Niland, Angel Matinez, Rachel Justice, James Uyar, Eli Colon-Mendez, Maegan Boucher, and Joanna Medeiros, and designed by Justice. It features the work of Dominique LaBranche, Sedona Wibeto, Sophie Brooks, Maegan Boucher, Lynn Sisler, Kevin Platt, Angie Czeremcha, Zachary Robidoux, Drew Woishnis, William Lavigueu, Rachel Justice, Victoria Monica, Kaylie Behuniak, Romi Eldah, Eli Colon-Mendez, Danté DiGiovanni, Jewel Hunter, Mike Scott, Evan Davidson, Joanna Medeiros, Madison McIntyre, Hayden Brown, Ashley Pugliese, James Uyar, and Julia Cammarata.

with an eloquent and insightful op-ed on the war in the Middle East and college campuses. Link in bio.

“…as a student navigating the corridors of an American college, I am acutely aware of the restriction of disagreement. Colleges, once revered as bastions of intellectual freedom and expression, now censure students who dare to raise their voices against injustice. The sanctuaries of learning, meant to foster critical thinking and open dialogue, have regrettably become sites of suppression and censorship.”