I Didn’t Say No

I Didn’t Say No

Why silence is not equal to consent   This essayist has requested to keep his name confidential. Nov. 26, 2018   *Warning: explicit sexual content   There’s been a huge push over the past year to listen to survivors’ stories and to believe...

Odd One Out

Odd One Out

What happened when I told my fraternity brothers I’m gay   By Jake Halbert Nov. 26, 2018       Photo by Chase Reavis / Illustration by Raleigh Anderson The stage was set, and the timing almost too perfect. I didn’t realize I was making...

Left in the Shadows

Left in the Shadows

Despite hashtags and marches, some sexual assault survivors still feel silenced. By Andrea Johnson

My Second Chance

My Second Chance

The days following my suicide attempt   By Rachael Krasnesky Nov. 26, 2018  “Okay, I need you to lift up your breasts for me,” the nurse said to me while she gently searched my shaking, naked body for contraband. Then she took my picture, which I...

Instant Relief

Instant Relief

How deleting my Instagram account helped reduce my anxiety   By Emma Foster Nov. 18, 2016 As I sat with my American mission team and the Cambodian translators who traveled from village to village with us, I wrestled my phone out of my backpack. A...

Hog Fan Fashion

Hog Fan Fashion

Behind the style of Fayetteville’s game day fashionistas Interview by Rachel Roberts     Senior Matthew Mann The man sporting striped overalls Senior Matthew Mann gears up for the last home game in his red attire. Mann holds a tradition of...

Publish Your Art or Poetry in Hill Magazine

Art: The student-run publication Hill magazine is asking any and all talented UA student artists to submit a 2D piece of work (drawing, painting, digital art, etc.) to be published in our next magazine. Hill publishes once each academic year at...

I Didn’t Say No

Why silence is not equal to consent   This essayist has requested to keep his name confidential. Nov. 26, 2018   *Warning: explicit sexual content   There’s been a huge push over the past year to listen to survivors’ stories and to believe...

Odd One Out

What happened when I told my fraternity brothers I’m gay   By Jake Halbert Nov. 26, 2018       Photo by Chase Reavis / Illustration by Raleigh Anderson The stage was set, and the timing almost too perfect. I didn’t realize I was making...

Left in the Shadows

Despite hashtags and marches, some sexual assault survivors still feel silenced. By Andrea Johnson

My Second Chance

The days following my suicide attempt   By Rachael Krasnesky Nov. 26, 2018  “Okay, I need you to lift up your breasts for me,” the nurse said to me while she gently searched my shaking, naked body for contraband. Then she took my picture, which I...

Instant Relief

How deleting my Instagram account helped reduce my anxiety   By Emma Foster Nov. 18, 2016 As I sat with my American mission team and the Cambodian translators who traveled from village to village with us, I wrestled my phone out of my backpack. A...

Hog Fan Fashion

Behind the style of Fayetteville’s game day fashionistas Interview by Rachel Roberts     Senior Matthew Mann The man sporting striped overalls Senior Matthew Mann gears up for the last home game in his red attire. Mann holds a tradition of...

Publish Your Art or Poetry in Hill Magazine

Art: The student-run publication Hill magazine is asking any and all talented UA student artists to submit a 2D piece of work (drawing, painting, digital art, etc.) to be published in our next magazine. Hill publishes once each academic year at...

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