The Kudzu Review is FSU's undergraduate literary magazine established in 1988. Kudzu is a national publication that strives to provide undergrad students with opportunities publishing and literary experience in a full-scale editorial magazine. We accept submissions from within FSU and from undergrad students at universities across the country. Our purpose is to serve English, Studio Art, and other students in FSU's community by providing an outlet for creative work of all kinds - poetry, essays, short stories, photography, and painting are just a few of the genres we publish by students from all majors and fields of interest. Additionally, Kudzu aims to provide FSU students interested in the publishing industry with practical experience in editing, writing, graphic design, and social media advertising. Students can participate in The Kudzu Review as a volunteer, class member, or intern (ENC 4942). The Kudzu course, ENG 3931, offers participants academic credit for an English elective. Staff applications open at the beginning of the fall and spring semesters.

The Kudzu Review is FSU's undergraduate literary magazine established in 1988. Kudzu is a national publication that strives to provide undergrad students with opportunities publishing and literary experience in a full-scale editorial magazine. We accept submissions from within FSU and from undergrad students at universities across the country. Our purpose is to serve English, Studio Art, and other students in FSU's community by providing an outlet for creative work of all kinds - poetry, essays, short stories, photography, and painting are just a few of the genres we publish by students from all majors and fields of interest. Additionally, Kudzu aims to provide FSU students interested in the publishing industry with practical experience in editing, writing, graphic design, and social media advertising. Students can participate in The Kudzu Review as a volunteer, class member, or intern (ENC 4942). The Kudzu course, ENG 3931, offers participants academic credit for an English elective. Staff applications open at the beginning of the fall and spring semesters.
The Kudzu Review is FSU's undergraduate literary magazine established in 1988. Kudzu is a national publication that strives to provide undergrad students with opportunities publishing and literary experience in a full-scale editorial magazine. We accept submissions from within FSU and from undergrad students at universities across the country. Our purpose is to serve English, Studio Art, and other students in FSU's community by providing an outlet for creative work of all kinds - poetry, essays, short stories, photography, and painting are just a few of the genres we publish by students from all majors and fields of interest. Additionally, Kudzu aims to provide FSU students interested in the publishing industry with practical experience in editing, writing, graphic design, and social media advertising. Students can participate in The Kudzu Review as a volunteer, class member, or intern (ENC 4942). The Kudzu course, ENG 3931, offers participants academic credit for an English elective. Staff applications open at the beginning of the fall and spring semesters.