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The Peacock Media is part of AUP Student Media and encompasses the Plume, Peacock Magazine, Peacock Play and AUP Radio. They are at the epicenter of AUP’s multicultural urban campus, dedicated to producing high-quality content that connects students, faculty, alumni, and the globe.

Roaches is a student publication part of the Psychology, Gender, and Health department which focuses on academic and creative themes of race, gender, postcolonial, and queer theory. Submissions are open to the entire AUP community as well as anyone else who wants to have their work featured.

Hibou Magazine is a student-run online magazine focusing on history and social justice. It is designed to create vibrant, nuanced dialogue on far-ranging topics. We provide a platform and community or writers of all backgrounds to voice their experiences, investigate social issues, and pursue their artistic endeavors.

Paris/Atlantic is the American University of Paris' publication for the literary and creative arts; we publish the work of students, faculty, staff and friends of the university, providing the opportunity for aspiring, upcoming and professional writers and artists to share their work in a beautiful, student-produced printed publication.

DÉPAYSANTS is a student-led online art magazine. They give creative individuals from AUP, and in Paris, a platform to share their work and develop professional portfolios. The magazine's goal is to become a point of intersection for all forms of visual arts, a space without discrimination. The magazine is an interdisciplinary representation of the innovation and individuality found within Paris.

The Cahiers Series is published by Sylph Editions in collaboration with The American University of Paris. The goal of this series is to make available new explorations in writing, in translating, and in the areas linking these two activities.

Music & Literature, Inc., is a nonprofit organization devoted to publishing and promoting the work of underrepresented artists from around the world. Each print issue of Music & Literature assembles an international cast of writers and critics in celebration of three featured artists whose work has yet to reach its deserved audience.

Now nearly 40 years old, the Tocqueville review today falls under the remit of AUP’s Center for Critical Democracy Studies. Tackling transnational questions of politics and society, the journal encourages scholarly contributions on democratic practice and theory.

Nature and Cultures is an online geographic magazine written by global explorers. Founded by Professor Oleg Kobtzeff, the journal showcases student and faculty academic contributions alongside republished third-party material. It ties closely into several classes across the University, most notably the Waters of the Globe class, which hosts student-produced resources on the magazine’s website.