Chloe Vilevac (they/she) is a volunteer at PRISM for the ’25-26 school year. A senior Graphic Design major with a minor in Studio Art, they spend most of their time stuck in critiques or presentations at Fairbanks Hall. They enjoy dabbling in all things creative—from printmaking and illustrating to painting, music, and writing. You can usually find her obsessively talking about her newest media obsession or yelling at Photoshop at 3 a.m. Their favorite painting at the moment is Houses at Auvers by Vincent van Gogh.
My Favorite Show
Fiona Daley
Let me set the scene:
like an old-style TV screen,
the colors streak from gray
to brown, to blue, to black,
back again to...
I slip my knife into the bellies of cod that do not fight me and think: this work was far from my first pick. When I fled home, I wanted something far from lecture halls, far from factory floors, far from...
Horror entertainment, a genre that heavily relies on the use of stereotypes to generate fear and suspense, perpetuates negative beliefs about marginalized groups, leading to further marginalization...
What do the pope of the Catholic Church and a pope of a satanic clergy have in common? Well, gender nonconformity, for one! Before any pitchforks are raised, this is about two entirely fictional representations...
I Was Once a Pan Indian, But Not That Kind
B. Hannah
after Natalie Diaz
I fought a war after school,
wrapped strips of yellow paper around the ends of my braids,
swallowed...
