Tobeco

Welcome to Tobeco, Clarion University's student literary and arts journal! Tobeco is the literary and arts journal of Clarion University. What's with the name?

This year's Tobeco issue will be our ninth journal. Our students come from departments across the university. In addition to publishing a journal, we also sponsor field trips, fundraisers and campus events like Open Mic nights. Our goal is to showcase Clarion University's creativity in writing and art and to promote creativity on the campus and in the surrounding community. Before 1817, the Clario

n River was more commonly called "Tobeco," likely a corruption of Tuppeek-hanne, meaning the stream that flows from a large spring. Settlers called it the Toby or Stump Creek as early as 1809. The name Clarion was given by surveyor Daniel Stanard in 1817, who said the water sounded like a distant clarion, which was a type of trumpet used in the middle ages.

Address

840 Wood Street
Clarion, PA
16214

Website

https://cisapps.clarion.edu/tobeco

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