Cambium: A Journal of Humanities and Arts
The Spring 2025 issue of Cambium is published below - scroll down to enjoy!
Special Edition of Cambium: Rising Scholars and Stories of Resilience
Each year, Phi Theta Kappa chapters engage in an Honors in Action project, which encourages community college students to combine scholarship, research, service, collaboration, and creativity to build projects that resonate with both campus and community. The theme for the year's Honors in Action project is “The Power of Stories”, with a focus on “Stories of Persistence, Resilience, Healing, and Sorrow”.
Our local PTK chapter decided to work with our Incarcerated Student Population, specifically our Rising Scholars (PTK members), to create a special edition of Cambium to highlight their stories of persistence, resilience, healing, and sorrow. Below you'll find this special edition.
Submissions for the Spring 2026 edition will be accepted November 1, 2025 through February 28, 2026
- Art work
- Photography
- Prose--fiction, creative-non-fiction, personal essay, academic essay
- Poetry
- Double spaced, MLA format
- No previously published work, but will consider simultaneous submissions—with notification upon acceptance elsewhere
- Max of 5,000 words for prose
- Up to 5 poems, photos, or art pieces OR one work of prose per submission cycle
- Brief (less than 50 words) biography to accompany each submission
- Blind Review
- Current FRC Students and Alumni
- Plumas and Sierra County High School Students
- Plumas County Residents
Please submit materials following the above guidelines between November 1, 2024 and February 28, 2025. Submissions should be uploaded below or above on the submission form. For questions and clarifications, please contact Professor Nikki Grose at ngrose@frc.edu
Editor-in-chief: Professor Nicole Grose
Art Editor: Professor Josh Oliveira
Editorial Board: Professor Will Lombardi and Professor Gina Warren
We are also looking for STUDENT EDITORS! Alumni and current students can apply. Please let us know if you're interested in reading for art, poetry, prose, or non-fiction (or a combination).
Feel free to browse any previous editions by clicking on the cover pages below!
Cambium: A Journal of Humanities and Arts
Cambium at Feather River College nourishes intellectual and creative communities on our campus while allowing students to apply what they’ve learned. The journal also serves as a bridge with local communities, creating connections between the campus community and regional writers, artists, and other community members. Cambium is an opportunity for aspiring and established artists and writers in the community to share their art and writing.
The journal highlights the work of Feather River College students and staff as well as members of the larger Plumas County community. The journalis published annually the spring semester.
The English Department wishes to thank the Feather River College Foundation and our administration for funding for their support of Cambium.
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