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Peacock Magazine: Peacock Magazine is a print magazine produced each semester by a team of student journalists and photographers. Guided by student editors and a professional faculty advisor, the Peacock Magazine seeks to represent a diverse and international youth culture in Paris through long form op-ed and investigative pieces, with a focus on a variety of topics that range from global politics to food and fashion. The magazine is printed once a semester and available across campus and free to students.

Audio Media: In partnership with World Radio Paris, an Â̾ÞÈËÊÓƵ student produces 4 one hour radio shows each week for the Â̾ÞÈËÊÓƵ and anglophone Paris community.

Peacock Plume: The Plume is an online news site that publishes online short-form blogs and articles weekly, covering campus news, lifestyle, fashion, travel, food, and arts and culture. The plume website is also where you can find content from Peacock Magazine and Peacock play.

Peacock Play: Peacock Play is the student-run online video platform of the American University of Paris. The channel produces video journalism and infotainment, including news, interviews, and live coverage of campus events. You can find their videos on the Plume website, YouTube and social media.

differs from other student led publications at Â̾ÞÈËÊÓƵ in that each semester, students in each of four journalism practica and one radio internship (with World Radio Paris), produce and edit the content for Peacock Media as a part of their preprofessional academic training:

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Peacock Media is overseen by a student led Editorial Board which meets each Wednesday during the semester. Peacock is open to all students enrolled in related courses, regardless of prior media experience.Ìý While participation in one of the above courses is highly encouraged, Peacock Media also accepts freelance submissions from students outside these courses who can email peacock_freelance_editoraup.edu to contribute content.Ìý

HibouÌýMagazineÌýis a student-run publicationÌýtied toÌýthe History, Law and Society program. The magazine covers academic inquiry alongsideÌýcreative writing and poetry. It is designed to create vibrant, nuanced dialogue on far-ranging topic while providing a space for writers of all backgrounds to voice their experiences and investigate social issues. Pieces typically include politics, history, law, philosophy, French culture, and social justice.

Paris/Atlantic is The American University of Paris's student-led literary and creative arts journal,Ìýoriginally founded in 1982.ÌýThe journal provides a platform where new artists can display their work in a printed publication alongside the work of academics and professionals. It showcasesÌýwork from students alongside contributions from faculty, staff, and friends of the University. The new issue is published each year in the spring and consists of prose, poetry, visual arts, and everything in between.

Tied to Â̾ÞÈËÊÓƵ’s Gender, Sexuality and Society program, Roaches is a publication that showcases both academic and creative writing alongside art and design. Roaches connects revolutionary queer, feminist, and race theory with creative activist projects, and provides an inclusive platform to speak on gender, race and LGBTQ+ issues in the Â̾ÞÈËÊÓƵ Community, the city of Paris, and beyond. Submissions are open to the entire Â̾ÞÈËÊÓƵ community as well as anyone else who wants to have their work featured.

DÉPAYSANTS is a student-led online art magazine founded at The American University of Paris. We give creative individuals from Â̾ÞÈËÊÓƵ and Paris a platform to share their work and develop professional portfolios. Our goal is to become a point of intersection for all forms of visual arts, a space without discrimination. We support everything from traditional fine art to contemporary creative forms. Our magazine is an interdisciplinary representation of the innovation and individuality found within Paris.