Frequently Asked Questions
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You can find old copies of Argus many ways.
A physical copy in the Watson library's archive
Sometimes we give away old editions of Argus at events around campus
You can submit as much as you'd like to Argus FOR FREE.
Each edition is paid for by your tuition, so if you find a book, then you can take as many as you'd like FOR FREE!
No, but if your submission does follow the theme in some way then it may be more likely to be selected for publication.
No. All current NSU students in all majors are eligible to submit.
No. There is a limited amount of space in the magazine, so we cannot offer publication to everyone. Often even very strong pieces do not quite make the editorial cut. Selection for the magazine is determined via voting by our editorial team.
Fun fact: Names of submitters cannot be seen by the Argus staff. They can only be seen by the Editor-in-Chief, who does not vote. Names are revealed to the staff only when the book is published in order to protect anonymity and ensure against bias.
We do not censor our content in any way, but we want to keep our fellow students safe. This is why we include content warnings. Publication of any particular piece is up to the discretion of the entire editorial team.
NOWHERE!! Please do not put your name anywhere in your submission--this includes headers and/or file names. We ask that you do not include your name so that we can protect against bias in the publication review and selection process. If you want to go by a pseudonym or stay anonymous, that is also an option you can select on the submission form.
You can submit an unlimited amount of pieces to any of the four categories. DO NOT SUBMIT ONE PIECE MORE THAN ONCE.
Any piece, especially prose, cannot exceed 10 pages.
Of course you can! Argus has limited space, so making it in is a big achievement. Share your accomplishment.
If the piece has not been published in a previous edition of Argus, you are welcome to submit again.
The definition of tasteful nudity is at the discretion of the editorial team.