About

Lux Undergraduate Creative Review encourages the emerging talent of all undergraduate students by providing a creative outlet for their literary and artistic work. The review is produced with the help of Barrett, The Honors College at Arizona State University. Lux accepts poetry, fiction, visual art, song lyrics, screenplays, creative non-fiction, music, film, and other modes of expression beyond the bounds of traditional genres. We value originality, individuality, artistry, diversity, and passion.

The staff is thrilled to present the 13th volume of Lux Undergraduate Creative Review.

Read through the digital issue here, and check out the music and film sections below!

Editions

Click the following link to view the most recent editions of Lux. Lux Volume 13, 2016-2017 Lux Volume 12, 2015-2016 Lux Volume 11, 2014-2015 Lux Volume 10, 2013-2014 Lux Volume 9, 2012-2013

Submission Guidelines

CLOSED. We will begin accepting submissions for fiction, non-fiction, screenplay, poetry, music, film and art in August of 2017. The deadline to submit is October 30, 2017. Email submissions to luxmag@gmail.com. Where to Submit Your Work We are NOT currently accepting electronic submissions. To submit electronically, download the file located HERE and fill out the submission form. To…

Apply to the Staff

Applications for the 2017-2018 year are now open! A big thanks to our 2016-2017 staff for all of their hard work publishing the magazine! Lux Undergraduate Creative Review is a student-run magazine that encourages the emerging talent of all undergraduate students by providing a creative outlet for their literary and artistic work. Our annual review…

Music

Music from our 2016-17 issue. Recordings made possible by Bluedoor Studios. Music from our 2013-2014 CD. Recordings made possible by Bluedoor Studios.

Film

“Artisan City” by DJ Birch and Zane Berry, winner of our 2016-2017 Film Prize. “Six Feet Over” by DJ Birch. “James Said Nothing” by Keegan Luther. “Michael’s Invention” by Zane Berry. “Game Night” by Ben Ashby. “We Probably Still Do” by Bethany Brown, winner of our 2015-2016 Film Prize. “A Way of Life” by Yihyun Jeong,…