We’re a magazine dedicated to the creative student exploration of the intersection between the sciences and humanities. In undergraduate education, the sciences and humanities are treated as disparate fields. In reality, the sciences directly impact the human experience, and the humanities are all about exploring that experience.
Our latest issue
As it goes, spring is the time for change.
This semester, in particular, is a time of great change for Atrium: the entire editorial team is graduating and welcoming in a new team, and we began restructuring our publication process. It is quite fitting, then, that our theme for this semester is “entropy”; although this term is surely not synonymous with “change,” it aptly characterizes the “disorder” of this semester that any other semester would not have.
This issue lacks as much predictability as the title suggests. We see our mundane lives with new eyes, fleeting and golden and earth-shaking. We leave no leaf of nature unturned. Philosophical conversations and mermaids and emergency rooms and dinner parties—each turn of the page brings with it something new and unexpected.
