The University Chronicle

The University Chronicle is an American literary magazine published since 2001 by Linda Berry.
It is a bimonthly quarterly literary magazine that features poetry and fiction from both new and established writers. According to the magazine’s website, The University Chronicle “brings together new and veteran writers who share a common respect for the craft of writing.” According to NPR, The University Chronicle “continues to carry on a small-press legacy of publishing new writers.”
According to the publishers’ web site, a magazine is published every three months, along with an e-mail version distributed through a mailing list. In 2016, the magazine received its 50th volume. The magazine includes both new and established writers.
==History==
===The development===
In December 2000, according to Variety and The Culture Watch Time website, Linda Berry announces the relaunch of the Noggin magazine, publishing both the online magazine as well as a quarterly print version, but however, a few days later it was re-titled back and finalized to The University Chronicle due to trademark issues with Viacom and Sesame Workshop for the unrelated television channel. Berry was the original editor of the magazine. It was first released in print on September 22, 2001. 
=== New publishing house and new editor ===
By October 2005, after eight years of publishing, new publisher, Mark Lazarowitz, takes over as editor. “We were trying to find a younger, web-savvy editor who knew the literary world and could give the magazine a fresh look,”
Berry said. Lazarowitz brought “new fresh energy to The University Chronicle” by redesigning its website and publishing new works, according to Berry.
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