"The Scarlet" is Clark University's student newspaper. It is published weekly and has four sections: News, Opinions, Living Arts, and Sports. Clark's literary magazine, "Caesura", is published annually and features artwork, poetry, prose, essays, and creative non-fiction submitted by undergraduate and graduate students. "STIR Magazine", Clark's life, culture, and style magazine was founded by Diana Levine as a student project in 2004. "STIR" began with a three-person staff and in black and white, and now has about 30 core students who contribute to its production in full color. The "Scholarly Undergraduate Research Journal" ("SURJ") is Clark's student-run undergraduate research journal. It publishes undergraduate academic work and is intended to provide undergraduates with "experiences in the peer review and academic publication processes." Peer reviewers consist of undergraduate and graduate students, as well as faculty. "The Freudian Slip," is a satire/humor publication founded in 2015. It publishes semi-weekly satirical articles about local and worldwide events. It is also the first university publication published exclusively online.