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The Multiverse School

Unhinged Education for an Unhinged World

Multiverse

The Multiverse ZineWhat the school made, who made it, and where you can join in.

  1. Multiverse No. 76 Shipped in Week 0 Founding Federation, Week 0. The week for pricing your life and picking what to build. They built anyway. October 25, 2026
  2. Multiverse No. 75 Early Fall, Wall to Wall Twenty-two classes, a map editor with gardens, and you shipping apps and games. October 18, 2026Suprematism
  3. Multiverse No. 74 August: We Shipped Everything Ten classes started, a shelf of student projects went live, and we added about fifteen new benches. August 30, 2026Solarpunk
  4. Multiverse No. 73 Cyberdecks and Shipped Things We built hardware by hand, started thirteen classes, and one cohort room posted a live URL almost every morning. July 26, 2026Cyberpunk
  5. Multiverse No. 72 Spring, Shipped Eighteen classes, the first Founding Federation cohort, and a long shelf of things you built and put online. May 31, 2026Acid House
  6. Multiverse No. 71 Old Phones, Honest Agents From December to February, you served web pages from old phones, mapped mesh networks, and taught your agents to stop faking the sprints. February 22, 2026Icepunk
  7. Multiverse No. 70 Neon Campus, Seven Classes A cyberpunk campus, seven classes, and a fall full of repos, papers and agents. November 30, 2025Darksynth
  8. Multiverse No. 69 The Summer the Map Moved Standups paused, and the community left Gather, built radios, and read everything anyway. August 31, 2025Old Web
  9. Multiverse No. 68 Rest, Then Execute Liz explained why newsletters were pausing, why she was running fewer classes, and shared four draft cybersecurity guides for feedback. June 1, 2025Liminal Space
  10. Multiverse No. 67 Standup Goes Gated Job Search standup became a gated community class, an album dropped, and the research program was set to return free. May 4, 2025Industrial Gothic
  11. Multiverse No. 66 Scrubbing the Data All neurodivergence-related records were erased from school systems, with privacy advice and a pointer to Meshtastic for safer talk. April 27, 2025Glitch Art
  12. Multiverse No. 65 A Story Read Aloud Liz released readby, a tool that writes a script and reads you a story, and trimmed the class schedule out of the newsletter. April 13, 2025Dungeon Synth
  13. Multiverse No. 64 Scanning for Stingrays Liz scanned for Stingrays at a weekend protest, the Prompt Engineering track began, and the CyberPony Express covered BBS and librarians. April 6, 2025Spy Fiction
  14. Multiverse No. 63 A Fresh Prompt Engineering Track A new Prompt Engineering track covering advanced RAG and Model Context Protocol, alongside the free 7-in-7 GPT courses. March 30, 2025Abstract Tech
  15. Multiverse No. 62 Seven Weeks, Seven Tutors Five free custom GPT courses launched for learning to code, and the CyberPony Express moved on to hardware strategy. March 23, 2025Demoscene
  16. Multiverse No. 61 Building Our Own Internet A push for community-run internet, plus two new neighborhood tools and a call for propaganda contributions. March 9, 2025Forestpunk
  17. Multiverse No. 60 Back From Detroit Liz returned from Detroit, said goodbye to Chris, and shared Protest Pulse, an anonymous event listing built with Replit agent. March 2, 2025Electronic Body Music
  18. Multiverse No. 59 We Need Nodes on Highways Liz traveled to Detroit for robot arm work while the Meshtastic project, a meme-propaganda repo and community classes carried on. February 9, 2025Route 66
  19. Multiverse No. 58 Meshtastic and Slippy Streets The community picked a Meshtastic node kit, shipped an icy-road alert tool, and boosted a Multiverse member's alternative event listing. February 2, 2025Epunk
  20. Multiverse No. 57 Orders for the Resistance A new session began with a poem, a litany and a plan: Solarpunk Standup, secure communications, Meshtastic nodes, and a resistance repo. January 26, 2025Anarcho-Punk
  21. Multiverse No. 56 Hello World, Robot Arm The robot arm finally moved and ran a hello world, the Midnight Hacking Club restarted, and a community Autogen class opened to drop-ins. January 12, 2025Retro Gamer