Aka Publishes Creative Work in The Quadrangle

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BUFFALO, NEW YORK – Anne-Danielle Aka, of Framingham, was among several Canisius College students who published creative work in the 2021 edition of The Quadrangle.

The Quadrangle is the college’s student-edited literary and visual arts magazine, which publishes annually in the spring. It is comprised of student works of poetry, fiction and non-fiction prose, photography, artwork, essays, interviews, song lyrics and short plays.

This year’s theme was “Embers,” which invited students to creatively explore the reality of the times.

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Aka is a member of the Canisius College Class of 2023 and pursuing a degree in animal behavior ecology conservation. Aka submitted two works of fine art, titled “Daybreak” and “”Partly Cloudy.”

Aka graduated from Framingham High in 2019.

The Quadrangle was founded in the 1951-1952 academic year, and it was the fourth literary magazine at Canisius. It was given the name Quadrangle because of its original quarterly publication and representation of the buildings that formed a quadrangle on the main campus.

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