The Undergraduate Journal of Contemporary Issues and Media examines issues that are relevant across global contexts, though some may be uniquely identified and experienced by individuals and groups. The online journal publishes a wide range of media/texts showcasing different perspectives and ideas. The journal is edited by student editors and is published annually in January or February. Papers are due the January preceding publication, with the CFP released annually in September.

The title of our student research journal references the architectural feature that tops Trible Library, thus honoring Cupola authors as the preeminent student researchers at Christopher Newport.

In support of its mission, Christopher Newport University’s Office of Research and Creative Activity honors and promotes outstanding CNU student research papers and posters.

The Journal of Undergraduate Research in Humanities (JURH) is a pioneering, peer-reviewed online journal dedicated to showcasing exceptional undergraduate scholarship within the Humanities. This biennial publication stands as a vibrant forum for academic discourse, drawing on a wide array of Humanities fields. JURH is founded on the belief that undergraduate research is a critical component of the academic landscape, offering fresh perspectives and insights across disciplines.

Tenor of Our Times was founded in 2012 and is an annual journal publishing the best work of current undergraduate students on any historical and social science topic. The journal title originates with former History department chairman, Raymond Muncy, who often said, “Historians reflect the tenor of their times.” The journal is jointly produced by the Eta Phi chapter of Phi Alpha Theta and the History and Political Science department of Harding University.

The Penn Journal of Arts and Sciences (PJAS) is a vibrant platform for individuals all around the world to share their scholarly and creative pursuits. The diverse voices amplified by our journal showcase research findings, creative articles, poetry, reviews, and art. With contributors from all walks of life, PJAS aims to cultivate a community rich with intellectual curiosity. The Penn Journal of Arts and Sciences accepts submissions on a rolling basis, with our next issue published Fall 2024.

The Globe is the only Undergraduate Journal in International Affairs at the George Washington University (GW). Jointly sponsored by the International Affairs Society (IAS) and the Elliott School of International Affairs, The Globe publishes an annual issue every Spring Semester to showcase the ideas, perspectives, and research of students interested in Security, Human Rights, Development, and other sub-fields of IA.

Re-established in 2022, the University of Chicago Undergraduate Law Magazine, or ULM, is the College’s premier legal publication. ULM offers itself as a collaborative and educational pre-professional community welcoming students across all disciplines to explore law’s ubiquitous applications within life and society.

JURSE is a peer-reviewed, undergraduate journal registered with the Library of Congress that accepts submissions of any subject, from any undergraduate institution. We receive hundreds of submissions for publication every year, from institutions ranging from small liberal arts colleges to international institutions. The review process for publication includes peer, graduate, and faculty referees, ensuring that the Journal publishes competitive material that follows the Journal’s standards for ac

Veritas: Villanova Research Journal (VVRJ) is the University’s peer-reviewed undergraduate research journal. VVRJ promotes investigation and discovery, the peer review process, and the work of Villanova students and their faculty mentors by publishing scholarly work across all fields of study.

The journal publishes student research that meets its standards, is authored by Villanova undergraduates or recent graduates, and promotes the pursuit of truth.

Publishes research from all disciplines. The research must have been conducted in the state of Nevada.