UCR’s Undergraduate Art & Literary Journal. Edition 63 Submissions Are Currently OPEN! *Note to Edition 62 contributors: We are currently finished on formatting and are working on publication. Digital copies will be sent to contributors before printing is complete, and we will provide paper copies to our contributors.

Anyone is welcome and encouraged to submit to Mosaic. We do not accept research papers; however, UCR is also home to Audeamus – a multidisciplinary honors journal – and the Undergraduate Research Journal. Please follow the guidelines below when sending in your submission. Submissions that DO NOT follow these guidelines will not be considered.

Mosaic is the University of California, Riverside’s undergraduate literary journal. In 1959, Mosaic began as a small group of poets, and we’re still going strong nearly 60 years later, having expanded into a home for all writers, musicians, and artists.

The Zine Fair, organized by Exile Books and hosted by HistoryMiami, featured 140 tables of zine makers, artists, and poets. The event drew more than 1,500 people who came to purchase and swap zines, …

542 Followers, 329 Following, 145 Posts - Mosaic Art & Literary Journal (@mosaiczine) on Instagram: "UCR's undergrad-run art & lit journal, publishing creative work since 59' Edition 63: "Appetite" now open!! Final Submissions Deadline: March 10"

Art Zine is a recurring contestant in MOSAIC. She had no defined role in the series prior to Episode 5, where she became the official cohost of the show.

TOMORROW Sunrise is tabling with @marniealwaysdoodles2 at the American Mosiac Festival! We're selling t-shirts, stickers, and zines, so be sure to stop...

This is the official blog for Mosaic, the work-in-progress creative community! Follow for development updates and community announcements. You can find Mosaic at http://mosaic-art.herokuapp.com -- see...

This departmental Zine is a printed compilation of original multimedia works (e.g., writing or artwork) open to submissions from all Chemistry & Biochemistry Department stakeholders (undergraduate, graduate students, postdoctoral scholars, faculty, staff).

Caroline and her collaborators have been publishing zines together since the mid-1990s. These works showcase femininity and sexuality in a raw and brazen way, and capture the female body in all of its many shapes, forms, …