Over a week ago, members of the Inkwell Magazine editorial staff, including myself, attended an event at the Bob Jones Academy. Bruins Days introduces potential students to the university's diverse student organizations. We
Good morning, readers! We're almost halfway through the fall semester at BJU, and we're doing our very best to keep up with our studies while working on the magazine. "Eclipsed," our second issue,
Welcome back, Inkwell readers! Our first issue this semester, "Perception," will be released next week on September 26th. We're so excited to share what we've been working on! Meanwhile, we're here to tease
Welcome, Inkwell readers! We’re happy to present you with our final issue of the semester, “Lucid.” Lucid: “suffused with light, having one’s full faculties, or clear to the understanding” (Merriam-Webster). Do
Hello, Inkwell readers! Our final issue of the semester, “Lucid” is fast approaching, and we’re delighted to offer you a little sneak peak through Joy Hast’s poem, “Genesis.” When we hear
Psalm 139: 15 My frame was not hidden from You, when I was made in secret, and skillfully wrought in the lowest parts of the earth He said “let there be light” And
Hello, Inkwell readers! Do you remember a time when you felt completely awake, entirely alive? Sometimes, in our lives full of screens and hurry, we become dazed by the constant push to meet
Welcome, Inkwell readers! We are delighted to present you with our third issue of the semester, “Creature.” Creature: “something created either animate or inanimate: such as an animal, a human being, or a
Hello, Inkwell readers! We’re happy to present you with Vivian Waite’s poem “Dragon Puppies” as a sneak peek into our next upcoming issue, “Creature.” Our world is full of fantastically designed
Dragons are scaly and furious beasts, Ferocious with hair-raising roars. To them, fifty men is a very small feast, And they eat flocks of sheep by the scores. They burn every village and
Hello, Inkwell readers, welcome to the start of Spring! As the earth begins to awaken again after its long winter rest, it’s hard not to notice the life resurfacing around us. Springtime
Welcome, Inkwell readers! We are excited to bring you the beautiful pieces our staff has written reflecting this month’s theme, “Dazed.” Dazed: “unable to think clearly or act normally due to injury,
by Caleb Fabrizio for the 2025 Bible Conference Contest A thousand tiny satellites orbited above in the endless, cold vacuum of the dark, periodically bumping into one another as they travelled in their
Hello, Inkwell readers! For our second publication of the semester, we’re delighted to give you a glimpse of our next issue, “Dazed,” through Olivia Best’s poem “Oracle.” Clarity of mind can
Hello again, Inkwell readers! Dreams can be bizarre and unpredictable, but so can reality. Our writers have worked diligently to bring you their interpretation of the unexpected through "Whimsy." Whimsy: playfully quaint or
Welcome back, Inkwell readers! Can you recall a time when you awoke from a dream feeling lost or unable to comprehend what just happened, like that boat made from your kitchen table floating
Hello, Inkwell readers! As we launch into this semester, we are thrilled to give a peek at next week's issue “Whimsy” through "When Writing Wanders" by Joy Hast. The whimsical is often unpredictable