Did you know?
Echo is the oldest women’s literary magazine in continuous publication – published right here by Linden Hall! Students contribute work and are extremely proud to be involved in this long-standing tradition of collected arts and letters.

Enrichment through the written and spoken word

The literary arts are alive at Linden Hall. Through various classes, clubs, and campus events students have opportunities to participate in a variety of unique and exciting activities:

The Ledger
The Ledger is the student newspaper. Students meet weekly and publish several times a year. There are opportunities for students to engage as reporters, columnists, photographers, editors, and cartoonists. There is also a Middle School page for younger writers.

Echo
The oldest women’s literary magazine in continuous publication – published right here by Linden Hall. Students contribute work and are extremely proud to be involved in this long-standing tradition.

Speech/Debate
Students can participate in public speaking and debate. There is even an international speech competition, where international students can partner with an English-speaking student to develop and present a speech, competing to win prizes up to $500.

Book Talks
The entire Linden Hall campus sets aside a special morning to discuss the books that students read throughout the summer.

Visiting Authors
Linden Hall regularly brings award-winning authors to campus for book discussions and creative writing workshops. Students and faculty are always excited to participate in these dynamic, hands-on sessions. In the last year, Linden Hall welcomed award-winning authors Margaret McMullan (Parent’s Choice, American Library Assoc.), Matt Phelan (O’Dell Award), Tom Angleberger (E.B.White Award), and Sharon Robinson (nation-wide acclaim for her books about her father, baseball legend Jackie Robinson).