Interns & Co-ops

Mars is a recent graduate of Bennington College, with a BA in Literature and Visual Arts. They have served as an editorial assistant for Bennington Review. They have also collaborated with nonprofit organizations such as The Antiracist Book Exchange and The We Project, whose missions are centered around mutual aid. In their free time, Mars enjoys watching movies and reading comics. They're inspired by literature and film that uncovers magic within the mundane.

Victoria is a second year Philosophy major and English minor at Northeastern University. She's a songwriter and a reader and wishes she could hang out with Lou Reed. Victoria hosts a radio show on WRBB 104.9FM and is an A&R representative for Green Line Records, working with upcoming artists in the Boston area. In her spare time, Victoria enjoys walking, going to cafes with friends, attending local house shows, or going to the movies alone (it's more fun).

Cassandra Kuechler (she/her) is currently a Suffolk University student studying for her BA in Public Relations with a minor in Creative Writing. She is the President of the university’s Asian American Association and was awarded the Youth Leader Scholarship by The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Asian American & Pacific Islanders Commission. Cassandra also works at Suffolk University’s Center for Student Diversity and Inclusion as the lead in the Marketing and Communications team, as well as overseeing and developing the department’s social justice library. In her free time, she enjoys reading, updating her bookstagram account, and going to restaurants with her friends in Boston.

Tula Singer is a Cuban-American writer currently studying at Northeastern University after spending her high school years in Havana. You can read her work on The Green Blotter, The Teen Magazine, Reedsy, Write the World, The Weight Journal, Indigo Literary Journal, and her blog “El Cuarto de Tula”, among others. In addition to writing, she has worked for multiple non-profit organizations such as Cubaness, Write the World, and the National Women’s Shelter Network (NWSN), the most recent being GrubStreet. Her pieces are a slice of her life — filled with jazz, oceans, identity crises, and chocolate. She writes because she cannot let it go.