The Bayleaf, Marywood University's premiere journal of literature and art, publishes the work of undergraduate student writers and artists.
The Bayleaf is published in the fall and spring semesters.
10/16/2021
THE BAYLEAF CALL FOR ENTRY IS NOW OPEN!
Now accepting Art & Literary submissions for the next issue of The Bayleaf Art & Literary Magazine. SUBMISSIONS DUE: Nov 7, 2021
Each student may submit up to 5 works of ART or LITERATURE for the chance to get published in our biannual printed magazine. Submit your work today!
Send questions to mubayleaf @ gmail.com
09/06/2021
The Bayleaf LOVES club members and we have open service roles for art and literature editors. Wanna join our club?
Send an email to our club at mubayleaf @ gmail.com
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01/26/2021
THE BAYLEAF CALL FOR ENTRY IS NOW OPEN!
Now accepting Art & Literary submissions for the next issue of The Bayleaf Art & Literary Magazine. Each student may submit up to five works for the chance to get published in our printed magazine. See the image here for details. Submit your work today!
Send questions to [email protected]
01/12/2021
JOIN TODAY - The Bayleaf Art & Literary Magazine is seeking new club members & 2 new junior editors to assist our senior editors.
Member activities include creating and distributing posters for each semester's Bayleaf Call for Entries, voting on submitted works, creating posters for the annual spring Bayleaf Exhibition, and distributing printed magazines across campus each semester. Fun and easy. Plus it looks GREAT on your resume!
To join, contact The Bayleaf staff at [email protected]
For more information, contact Dr. Fran Zauhar at [email protected] or post your questions below.
10/03/2020
The Bayleaf Art & Literary Magazine is currently recruiting new club members, as well as electing a new co-junior and co-senior editor to assist our current editors. Member activities include creating and distributing posters for each semester's Bayleaf Call for Entries, voting on submitted works, creating posters for the annual spring Bayleaf Exhibition, and distributing printed magazines across campus each semester.
Contact The Bayleaf staff at [email protected]
For more information, contact Dr. Fran Zauhar at [email protected] or leave your questions below.
04/30/2020
Congrats to all the winners who made it into the Spring 2020 issue of the Bayleaf Magazine!
04/24/2020
The Spring 2020 Bayleaf Issue is now online!
Congrats to all the published Marywood student artists and writers in this issue.
http://www.marywood.edu/english/bayleaf/Spring+2020+Digital+Bayleaf.pdf?language_id=1
Submissions for the Bayleaf Magazine have officially closed and are now available for voting by our Staff members.
02/27/2020
Bayleaf open Call for Entries
Submission Deadline: Friday, April 3, 2020
The Bayleaf Open is a Creative Art and Writing competition open to local high school and Marywood students sponsored by the Art and Communication Arts, English, and Foreign Languages Departments. Students will create works in response to a theme inspired by Marywood’s mission and core values. The contest will be judged and prizes awarded.
Artwork will be on display in the Learning Commons, while selected literary works will be read aloud during a public reception and celebration. Prizes will be awarded. The event is free and open to the public.
To learn more about this event and how to submit your art and writing for consideration, please visit http://www.marywood.edu/english/bayleafopen.html
Attention Graduating Seniors (all majors):
Dear graduating seniors _
The English department awards two writing medals at graduation, and I would like to invite you to submit your creative writing for consideration. Please see the instructions below. If you have any questions, you can contact me through email ([email protected]) or stop by the English office (LAC 217). I look forward to hearing from you.
Dr. Brassard
GRADUATING UNDERGRADUATE SENIORS IN ALL MAJORS: THE CREATIVE WRITING MEDAL:
To be considered, please submit up to ten creative pieces (poetry, prose or drama), typed, to the English department by Tuesday, February 4 at noon. Journalistic pieces and late submissions will not be considered. Please include a cover letter that notes if you have given poetry readings; taken a creative writing course here at Marywood; been involved with the Bayleaf or been published (state where and what pieces). If you’d like entries returned, please enclose a self-addressed stamped envelope. Award winners are expected to attend the May ceremony. This award is exclusive to Marywood and is given in honor of Pulitzer Prize winner J. Harold Brislin.
GRADUATING UNDERGRADUATE SENIORS IN ALL MAJORS: Sr. Caritas Poetry Award:
To be considered, please submit ten typed poems to the English department by Tuesday, February 4 at noon. Late submissions will not be accepted. Please include a cover letter that notes if you have given poetry readings; taken a creative writing course here at Marywood; been involved with the Bayleaf or been published (state where and what pieces); been a member of poetry/creative writing groups(state where and when); done independent studies here at Marywood; or attended poetry workshops, lectures and readings. If you’d like entries returned, please enclose a self-addressed stamped envelope. Award winners are expected to attend the May ceremony. This award is in honor of an esteemed English professor and poet.
Please submit all entrees in hard copy to Peggy Leombruni in LAC 217.
12/09/2019
Graduating seniors: Please see the attached announcement about Marywood's two creative writing medals. All majors are welcome to apply.
Writing Medals Announcement Dear graduating seniors _ The English department awards two writing medals at graduation, and I would like to invite you to submit your creative writing for consideration. Please see the instructions below. If you have any questions, you can contact me through email ([email protected]...