Zines

Zines are miniature magazines, typically made from folded paper. They’re used by creative advocates to disseminate crucial art and information. On November 9th, Cedar Crest College students gathered to create these zines about issues close to their hearts, such as queerness, medical marijuana, mental health, and environmental racism.

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Zines done by Meaghan Drum, Hannah Medina, Ally Bennett, Mikaela McInerney, Kage Bryant, and Nicole Guzman.