by Elin Kramer, UWCM 15th of December, 2022 When The Darkness of the Winter Turns Our Windows Into Mirrors. With the approach of winter the world seems to get…
Read Moreby Timotei Chas, UWCM 16th of December, 2022 They take place on a bench late at night On a phone call that abruptly ends They are pages of a book…
Read Moreby Anonymous, UWCM Alumni 16th of December, 2022 *All names in this text represent current or former UWCM students but their names have been changed to preserve anonymity. I…
Read Moreby Isabel Pieterson, UWCM 16th of December, 2022 our birth - no more than a mere quotidian event how we’re born: forced to wear a contrived smile on our faces,…
Read Moreby Elin Kramer, UWCM 16th of December, 2022 May I please leave the classroom? My neighbour is typing and the sound makes me want to peel my skin off. “People…
Read Moreby Annamaria Porta, UWCM 16th of Deember, 2022 Illustration by Sufi Abdellah Will you remember it, will you forget it, when it all comes to end? As seasonal depression…
Read Moreby Leonore Vaes, UWCM 9th of October, 2022 Illustration by Maripaz Sandaoval The days are slowly getting shorter and the ghost-grey skies are officially marking the beginning of autumn. We…
Read Moreby Mostafa Kharbouch, UWCM 19th of October, 2022 Illustration by Narmeen Hamadeh (@narmeenh.illustrations) As I was walking the hallways to the tunnel we did for students who arrived late, I…
Read MoreWhy Aren't We Talking by Ada Aydin, UWCM 19th of October, 2022 Why aren’t we talking about that We left our homes, our cages Flew away, so far away Why…
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