The fire blazed before us, contrasting the night sky perfectly. Everyone was there, from senior to lower; the whole camp gathered around the annual campfire. One by one, singers from both songwriting and all other corners of camp went up to join
Late Night Spotlight: Voice, Culture, Race by Ayana Alamgir, age 14, and Neva Almeida Oliver, age 15
Voice, Culture, Race, otherwise known as VCR, is a place of comfort, joy, and safety for many campers of color, marginalized identities, and white allies. Whether it’s playing a heated Family Feud, having conversations about family traditions, or talking about our racial
On my second night of camp, I was missing my dog. My siblings and parents, too, but mainly my dog. I suddenly had an idea about what to write for newspaper. At WriCampia, we are a very accepting and loving bunch. Accommodations
It was 20 minutes into Plus–WriCampia’s LGBTQ+ affinity group–when I realized I knew one of my closest friends here from Tumblr, a popular social media discourse site. It is not an exaggeration to call it an incredible coincidence to meet someone from
While the needle has barely shifted in terms of disability representation in books and movies, here at WriCampia, thanks to our beloved DDC affinity group, the late-night elective for campers with disabilities, dietary restrictions, and chronic illnesses, it seems to be moving