Co-curricular programs - Publications

Be'er Shavua
Be’er Shavua is a weekly newsletter filled with student and faculty Divrei Torah. Students write Divrei Torah on a wide variety of topics including Parshat Hashavuah, Yom Tov, Rosh Chodesh, and Halachic issues. Be’er Shavua is printed and distributed weekly. Positions at Be’er Shavua include: editors-in-chief, treasurer, editing staff, contributing staff, as well as layout and distribution staff.

Foreign Language Journal
The Foreign Language Journal is a multi-language journal published once a year. Languages include Hebrew, French, Latin and Spanish. Members of the Foreign Language Journal staff revise and edit work submitted for publication. The editorial staff also prepares the format of the publication. All Frisch students are encouraged to submit work for publication.

Frisch off the Press
This is the new, student-run online publication at The Frisch School publishing articles on a consistent news cycle.  Frisch off the Press aims to integrate technological advancements and web interactivity.  It stresses accurate information & stellar moderation.  The goal of the publication is to allow students to hone in on their skills as writers

Kalliope (Literary Magazine)
Students are able to participate in Kalliope by contributing original work: short stories, poetry and essays, as well as art and photography that reflect and enhance the literature. Positions on Kalliope include: editors-in-chief, as well as editors for short stories, essays, poetry, art and layout. Each editor has a staff of 2 - 7 members. Cooperating, organizing, planning, designing, proofreading, editing, critiquing and writing are some of the essential skills Kalliope members must possess for the production of the literary magazine.

The Struggle (Newspaper)
The Struggle is a quarterly  student newspaper. Students learn the principles of journalism, gain experience in gathering information and reporting news stories, and have a forum where they can express their opinions on school and world issues. Staff members attend the Columbia Scholastic Press Association Conference (CSPA). All issues of The Struggle are submitted to the CSPA for award consideration. Positions at The Struggle include: editor-in-chief, section and layout editors, columnists, artists, photographers, and proofreaders.