Welcome to the captivating world of Ang Giya, the official student literary journal of the School of Education! Here, where minds ignite and imagination takes flight, budding writers weave stories that transcend mere entertainment, illuminating the complexities and wonders of the educational landscape.

• Immerse yourself in diverse voices: Explore short stories, poems, scripts, and personal essays that offer unique perspectives on the lives of teachers, students, and communities shaped by education.

• Delve into emotional depths: Engage with narratives that explore the joys and challenges of learning, the power of relationships in the classroom, and the transformative impact of education on individuals and society.

• Discover hidden truths: Experience evocative imagery and thought-provoking prose that unveil untold stories, challenge societal norms, and spark reflection on educational practices.

• Witness creativity unbound: Be inspired by innovative storytelling techniques, diverse writing styles, and a range of voices that push the boundaries of literary expression.

• Share your own story: Do you have a passion for storytelling and a unique perspective on education? Submit your original literary work to Ang Giya and share your voice with the world.

• Join the creative collective: Hone your writing skills, collaborate with fellow creatives, and contribute to the journal's rich legacy by joining the editorial team.

• Engage in dialogue: Discuss published works, share your interpretations, and participate in vibrant online forums that celebrate literary expression and its connection to education. Please view our first release HERE.

• Leave your mark: Become part of a community committed to the power of storytelling and leave a lasting impact on the literary landscape of education. Reach us through our Facebook page.

Here are the general details of the journal:

• Frequency: Two releases through online magazine, stories, and literary folio

• Submission Guidelines: 

  • Open to all XU-SOE students; and

  • Stories are supervised and examined by the Editorial Board before publication.