Incite Magazine

By Sam Colbert and Anna Kulikov   One of the first things you’ll learn about 18th-century thinker Immanuel Kant in an introductory philosophy course is that, in his nearly eighty years of life, he never once traveled more than ten miles outside of his hometown. And yet, despite his lack of foreign exploration, he’s been …

By Leanna Katz and Jane van Koeverden   Thursday night: it’s club night and we’re looking fly. Waiting at the bus stop, there’s a group of girls in miniskirts and stilettos. We’re wearing our boyfriends’ oversized t-shirts and faculty swag. Cars honk at us as they pass by. Okay. Maybe not at us. The girls …

A former Incite editor-in-chief lives on a prairie, mounts mountains, and crosses the dateline in search of adventure. Here’s a short piece about the first leg of his round-the-world trip:   By Andrew Prine   On the morning of my 22nd birthday, I woke up shivering, stiff, and glad to be alive. It was the …