Laurel Moon: Art is a literary magazine dedicated to publishing the work of undergraduate writers currently enrolled in institutions across the United States. The magazine provides a platform for emerging voices, offering a space where early-career writers can present writing and hybrid texts to a discerning readership. With no submission fee, the journal aims to make the submission process accessible, ensuring that financial barriers do not preclude participation. The magazine's focus on undergraduate writers situates it within a tradition of literary journals that nurture talent at the formative stages of a writer's practice. By exclusively featuring undergraduate work, Laurel Moon: Art fosters a community of young writers and readers, encouraging experimentation and literary risk-taking within a supportive editorial framework. The inclusion of hybrid genres signals an openness to work that blurs traditional boundaries, reflecting contemporary developments in literary and artistic practice. While the magazine does not currently list specific prizes or materials, its commitment to undergraduate writing is clear. The editorial vision prioritizes work that demonstrates originality, craft, and a distinctive voice. Submissions are reviewed with an eye for writing that engages thoughtfully with form and content, and the magazine seeks to present a curated selection that resonates with both academic and broader literary audiences.