College humor magazines

Many colleges and universities publish satirical journals conventionally referred to as "humor magazines." Among the most famous: the Harvard Lampoon, which gave rise to the National Lampoon in 1970, The Yale Record, the nation's oldest college humor magazine (founded in 1872), Princeton Tiger Magazine, the University of Pennsylvania Punch Bowl, which was founded in 1899, and the Dartmouth Jack-O-Lantern, founded in 1908. Many of these publications have a rich and illustrious history, although the genre peaked in the 1970s and some journals now survive only in their online format. However, magazines like the Lampoon and the Punch Bowl remain popular today.^{[citation needed]}

List of college humor magazines

• Amherst College Hamster (now defunct)
• Amherst College Spectator (now defunct)
• Baylor University The NoZe Brotherhood's The Rope
• Brandeis University Gravity
• Brown University Jug
• Case Western Reserve University The Athenian
• Carleton College C.L.A.P. (Carleton Literary Association Publication)
• Columbia University Federalist Paper
• Columbia University Jester of Columbia
• Concordia University Wisconsin The Shadow Reborn
• Cornell University Cornell Lunatic
• Cornell University Widow (now defunct)
• Dartmouth College Jack-O-Lantern
• DePaul University Detour
• DePauw University Rutabaga News (now defunct)
• Duke University Carpe Noctem
• Emory University The Spoke
• Georgetown University Heckler
• Grinnell College Underground Magazine (GUM) and The B&S
• Hamilton College Duel Observer
• Harvard University Demon
• Harvard University Lampoon
• Haverford College Without a Noun
• Hofstra University Nonsense
• Johns Hopkins University The Black and Blue Jay
• Kenyon College The Collegiate
• Louisiana State University The Campus Dirt (now defunct)
• Middlebury College Crampus
• Macalester College "Hegemonocle"
• Massachusetts Institute of Technology Voo Doo
• Michigan State University Puffery (now defunct)
• New York University PLAGUE
• Northeastern University Shuffle (now defunct)
• Northeastern University Times New Roman
• Oberlin College Drivel Magazine
• Oxford University The Oxymoron
• Pennsylvania State University Phroth
• Princeton University The Tiger
• Queen's University Golden Words
• Rice University Rice Thresher Backpage
• Rochester Institute of Technology Gracies Dinnertime Theatre
• Rutgers University The Medium
• Southern Methodist University Muddler
• St. John's University, New York Spectator
• Stanford University Chaparral
• Stanford University Oval Show
• Texas Tech University Perversity Weekly (now defunct)
• Tufts University Zamboni
• Tulane University Brouhaha
• United States Naval Academy The Log
• University of British Columbia 432
• University of California, Berkeley Heuristic Squelch
• University of California, San Diego Koala
• University of California, San Diego MQ
• University of California, Santa Cruz Fish Rap Live!
• University of Chicago The Shady Dealer
• University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign The Deadbeat
• University of Florida Bob (now defunct)
• University of Maryland, College Park Cow Nipple
• University of Maryland, College Park The Terrapist (now defunct)
• University of Michigan Every Three Weekly (now defunct)
• University of Michigan Gargoyle
• University of Minnesota Ski-U-Mah (now defunct)
• University of Pennsylvania Punch Bowl
• University of Texas Travesty
• University of Texas at Dallas "A Modest Proposal"
• University of the Pacific Pazifican
• University of Virginia The Yellow Journal
• University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire Daily Chimp
• Vanderbilt University Slant
• Vassar College The Red Panda
• Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Monkey Wrench
• Wesleyan University Argus
• Whitman College Idol Bat
• William Jewell College Paper
• Yale University Record