The spring issue of The Jesuit Journal puts in print another stunning artwork by Jonathan Shu ’27, whose portrait made the cover. Andrew McMahon ’25 published a poem in the Journal for the first time, a pastiche of Shakespeare’s “Sonnet 116.” Evan Velasquez ’24, a frequent contributor to the magazine since his sophomore year, capped off his Journal career with a short fiction piece. Unlike the sci-fi and fantasy stories he has published before, this one takes place in the world of Wall Street, the Federal Reserve, and bank heists.
You can view a digital copy of the issue here.
This issue contains artwork by the following students:
- William Alexander ’26 (photography)
- Hudson Chappell ’25 (photography)
- Aiden Emmerton ’24 (ceramics)
- Charlie Fent ’24 (watercolor)
- Jesse Jenkins ’25 (photography)
- An-Jie Kryger ’24 (drawing)
- Beckett Mundorff ’24 (photography)
- Teddy Scherer ’24 (drawing)
- Jonathan Shu ’27 (painting)
- Alec Tison ’24 (painting)
- Nicolai Valenta ’24 (drawing)
- Matthew Wilson (photography)
This issue also publishes college essays from these seniors:
- Dominic Arra
- Peter Loh
- Connor Madden
- Ben Petroff
- Liam Rainey
- Chris Simington
- Dawson Zavala
