Originally published in 1844 as the literary journal of the students of the University of North Carolina , the magazine passed through several temporary incarnations until 1920.  In 1929 it remerged as North Carolina Magazine, claiming to be the oldest college publication in the U. S.  In 1948 the journal became The Carolina Quarterly, a literary magazine devoted to publishing the work of poets and writers from North Carolina and beyond.  Today The Carolina Quarterly, edited by students of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, is one of the finest and longest-running literary publications in America.

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