Harvest International is a student-run poetry journal that has been around since Spring 1970. We began as a small group of students reacting to the barbarity of the Kent State massacre, when the Ohio National Guard opened fire on unarmed students protesting the ongoing war in Vietnam, resulting in four student deaths. The founders of what would become Harvest International were students who wanted to speak up and share their thoughts in the only way they knew how: Through community and creativity, Harvest International was born.
Harvest International is dedicated to uplifting the creative voices and vision of our undergraduate community. Any and all work published or submitted to Harvest International is held in the highest esteem.
I remember how many chrysalises didn’t make it, as well as the resilience within the butterflies that
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I remember being told my name means butterfly and how it means I can handle a lot of change.
With the year coming to a close, and some of us graduating next month, we are asking artists to celebrate the New Beginnings that approach. Whether it be new love, perspectives, opportunities, we urge you to share! Head over to our…
We are now taking Submissions for our Nostalgia issue of Harvest International! Share a fond memory and reminisce about good times.
Bring your imagination! Get inspired! Meet the editors of the Spring 2026 edition of Harvest International right here at CPP.
As the fall 2025 semester came to a close, we asked you to submit any and all types of genres and media. Not only that, but we didn’t give you any thematic restrictions. Harvest International is proud to present the last…
We are so grateful to everyone who gave to Harvest International during this year’s CPP Bronco Launchpad campaign. Thank you for supporting the literary and creative community on campus, as well as the hands-on learning that student editors gain through producing…
Dig deep and find your roots. Our November zine features works focused on life’s moments, family and friends, and – most importantly – finding yourself. “Root & Reverie” gives readers a look into personal stories that encapsulate creativity from within. Enjoy amazing work…
Readers beware, you are in for a scare! For our October zine, we compiled written works, artistic visuals, and personalized tales. Having chosen from a diverse array of written pieces, we have brought the Halloween spirit to life within our digital…
Harvest International invites you to join us, along with Sigma Tau Delta and Pomona Valley Review, on Thursday, December 4, from 5–7 p.m. for a night of creative expression and a break from week 15! Come for the art and stay…
For our Fall 2025 digital-only main issue, Harvest International is asking you to share your creative work with us one more time before the semester ends. The difference is that, for this issue, there is no theme. Share your work, whether…
Your contributions support our goals and publications! Harvest International needs your help: now through December 2nd, we are accepting donations. Your donations, big or small, will make an incredible difference and will help us uphold our 55-year legacy. Our student-run publication…
