While working as the Editor-in-Chief of Lucidity, the school's official STEM magazine, I noticed a problem--most magazines published in school were not able to provide a certain academic depth that academic journals can. Furthermore, there was a distinct lack of magazines related to mathematics, particularly because mathematics was not a popular discipline of interest. However, there was a clear need for such a publication. The school curriculum requires mathematical writing as an assignment from a young age; yet, many students were struggling with writing math reports, and choosing interesting topics. 

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To this end, I have managed a team of 20 highly talented mathematicians in and out of the school's math society (math club) and established the very first annual journal of mathematics. It was a truly inspiring sight to see young mathematicians edit their articles to perfection over a period of 6 months. The objective was to provide as much academic depth as possible, but to make it academically enriching and accessible at the same time. We published 14 informative articles and 4 student researches on mathematics. After a showcase on the first week of 2020 March, more than 100 copies had been taken by students and teachers altogether. We recieved massive praise from the student body and staff, proving a massive success. 

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As editor-in-chief and founder of the journal, I have dedicated extra care to the details, such as the Overleaf formatting or the cover design. The cover was created using Bezier curves and the back cover contains the Processing code that was used.