Julie Swerdlow

"Smaller publications are great because everyone who is involved with them can have a real impact on the final edition that's produced," explained Julie Swerdlow, DC '07, former editor-in-chief of Helicon, a classics journal, who moved on to re-found The Yale Entrepreneur last spring.
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Swerdlow said that the best way for publications to continue cultivating their base is by constantly finding ways to reinvigorate."When a new small publication starts up, there's a lot of excitement around it for the first year or two," she explained.
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"I guess I don't see the longevity issue, or even the relevance issue, being as central to the value of magazines as ensuring that creative students who want to learn the basics of publishing and manage a project like this can do so," Swerdlow said.