River Voices

River Voices Spring 2023 CoverRiver Voices, Muskegon Community College’s literary magazine, showcases the work of current students, faculty, and alumni. For more information on submitting your work or joining the River Voices team, please contact MCC English Instructor Shauna Hayes at (231) 777-0695 or by email at: shauna.hayes@muskegoncc.edu.

The archival depository for Muskegon Community College is in the Hendrik Meijer Library/Information Technology Center. The Archives contains student literary magazine publications of original prose, poetry and artwork dating back to 1959. The publication, which has changed names over the years, was first titled Chanticleer, then Stark Naked, and is currently titled River Voices. An index to these publications is available in Excel format or in HTML format. The index includes the name of student, title of work, genre, publication, issue and date.

Click here to view the MCC Spring 2023 River Voices

 

Other editions of River Voices

Click here to view the MCC Spring 2022 River Voices
Click here to view the MCC Spring 2021 River Voices
Click here to view the MCC Spring 2020 River Voices
Click here to view the MCC Spring 2019 River Voices
Click here to view the MCC Spring 2018 River Voices
Click here to view the MCC Spring 2017 River Voices

 

Please use the form below to submit entries for the River Voices Winter 2024 Contest.
The submission deadline is February 15, 2024.

 

River Voices Winter 2024 Submission Form

  • Please select the category for which you are submitting your entry. You may choose only one.
  • Here is your opportunity to provide some context to how and why you chose this entry. For example, what was the inspiration for your artistic drawing or photograph? Where was the photograph taken? What medium was used in creating your artistic drawing?
  • Drop files here or
    Accepted file types: docx, doc, jpg, mp4, Max. file size: 25 MB.
    • If your piece is chosen to be part of the magazine, we would like to include a little personal information about each author/artist. For example, “Natalie is an art student who hopes to travel the world, sharing her vision through the camera lens. She finds inspiration by walking the city streets and by eating gourmet pizza!” Please share a brief bio/anecdote below: