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Say hello to our 56th edition, exclusively in digital format.

Available on our website for your viewing pleasure.

We welcome you to reflect and dissect the world through the lens of our magazine, one page at a time.

Say hello to our 55th edition, both in physical and digital format.

Available in perfect bound for your viewing pleasure in our magazine stands in the Library and outside Room 2150 at the Student Center.

We welcome you to discover the chaos and paradise within our magazines, one page at a time.

LET THE FALL FESTIVITIES BEGIN! Eratober awaits your autumn-centric submissions in celebration of a new season!

Each week of October, our Instagram (@erato.gt) will reveal a new October-esque prompt

Harvest (10/1-10/8)
Festivals (10/9 -10/16)
Eclipse (10/17-10/24)
Undead (10/25 -10/31)

Submit your work via Insta (@erato.gt) DMs and check out our stories to see your work featured! We’ll be posting inspo alongside each prompt to spark your creativity.

Any and all mediums are welcome. Happy Eratober!

Chaös Beckons: Invitation to Paradise

Chaos becomes paradise. Paradise becomes yours. 
Lose yourself in a labyrinth so that you may emerge, evolved. 

Erato’s 55th edition invites you to explore how a paradise of our own creation exists in the chaos around us. We invite your creative interpretation of this year’s theme through your photography, art, and written work.

Submission Due Date: November 24th, Sunday 11:59 PM

55th Edition Submission Form: https://forms.gle/Z8murWtknJiaxkUK7
or alternatively the QR Code Below.

Say hello to our 54th edition, both in physical and digital format.

Available in perfect bound for your viewing pleasure in our magazine stands in the Library and outside Room 2150 at the Student Center.

We welcome you to discover the parallels of your life within our magazines, one page at a time.

Our 53rd issue is available in digital and physical copies. Check it out here!

Stop by the Student Center outside of Room 2150 to pick up a copy! We have other magazine stands around campus! Keep an eye out!

Our long awaited 52nd issue is available in digital and physical copies. Check it out here!

This edition, The Coming Home Edition, is a triumphant return to form for the Erato team. Returning from quarantine, we grabbed our pens, pencils and notebooks, exploring our refound freedoms and deepened understandings of ourselves. Covid changed our lives, as we’re sure it did with anyone reading this.

This issue is a love letter to ourselves and an expression of the weight of finally coming home.

We’re excited to share our second digital zine, Jacket Archives. Check it out here!

Issue 1 of Jacket Archives is an orchestra of individual works from our staff, with each staff member’s section exploring themes of identity, self, passion, and what it means to be an artist. An assemblage of passion projects, this zine offers a taste of what’s to come in our upcoming 52nd issue.

Special thanks to this zine’s contributors: Angela Dai, Jack Rarer, Chloe Morris, Shreya Kumar, Jourdan Holmes, Anthony Peterson, Angela Huynh, Aparna Arul, Jimmy Liu, Jasmine Hsu.

We’re working around the clock collecting submissions, mapping production and planning out our next edition to make our 52nd edition a well orchestrated culmination of our students’ creativity. In the meantime, check out some of our previous works.

To view, hover over the Previous Editions banner above.

Erato is excited to share our first online-exclusive zine! The Desktop Issue focuses on a student’s desk as a microcosm of identity:

The limited horizontal real estate in a student’s room results in a student’s desk being in constant flux. Papers are written on and put away, drawings made and scrapped, laptops opened and closed, candy wrappers set aside to be discarded later. Some might keep their desk simple and organized, while others might have a system that works only inside their mind. On each desk is a student’s identity, spread across the tabletop. A desk is also a reflection of current experiences, littered with objects indicating beginnings and endings, a surface of subtle intimacies ripe for examination.

Click here to read The Desktop Issue. While reading, you can also listen to our Spotify playlist curated for this edition!

Along with the zine, we are releasing the Adobe Illustrator file used to create the front and back cover elements, which includes a wood texture, sticky notes, a phone, an open book, lined paper, notebooks, highlighters, an eraser, a pencil, and a pen! EratoZine1-DeskElements.ai is licensed by Erato under CC BY-NC.

Special thanks to The Desktop Issue’s contributors: A. Thomas, John Jajeh.