The Albatross is an undergraduate literary magazine published by the IWU Student Senate. It is independent of the University and the IWU English Department.

The Black Book is a literary magazine published under the sponsorship of the English department of Illinois Wesleyan University.

The Black Bookman is a registered student organization and is responsible for this content.

"Many delightful bits of writing, contributed by members of the Freshman class, stimulated in their readers a desire for a collection of these promising gems, that they might as a group be studied and enjoyed. "Green Inklings" has been a result of the combined efforts of the Freshman class.

"The main criterion for the selection of articles and poems has been 'a personal and sensitive recording of emotion, observation, reflection, thought, or confrontation." (Dedication, v.1). The Iris was founded on November 4, 1971, to commemorate the 200th birthday anniversary of James Montgomery (1771-1854), the British journalist and poet who edited "The Sheffield Irish" for 31 years, and to perpetuate the memory of his humanitarian principles.

"We, the Freshman, class of 1942, are proud to announce the publication of "Rhapsodies in Green", successor to the "Green Inklings," a similar magazine which was issued in 1936, 1937, and 1938 at Illinois Wesleyan." (Preface)

The literary division of the Orpheus Guild is responsible for the content in this publication.

Unicorns is a literary magazine. "Unicorns is produced by the Illinois Wesleyan Culture Committee, part of Illinois Wesleyan's Cultural and Educational Life Commission of Illinois Wesleyan's Student Senate." (Credits, 1982 edition)

"'Wesleyo' is the title of Wesleyan's new literary-humor magazine by the Publications Commission of the Student Union. The 'Wesleyo' is to be a publication of the best of all student work in art, music, and literature, both humorous and serious." (news clip, 1951)