Undergraduate Journals

The Albatross

THE ALBATROSS

The Albatross is an undergraduate, peer-reviewed, academic journal that publishes the exceptional undergraduate scholarship of students at the University of Victoria in the fields of literary analysis, critical theory, and cultural studies.

ISSN: 1927-4599

The Arbutus Review

APPEAL: REVIEW OF CURRENT LAW AND LAW REFORM

Appeal is a double-blind, peer-reviewed law journal published through the Faculty of Law at the University of Victoria (Victoria, British Columbia, Canada). Appeal publishes articles, case commentaries, and book reviews that offer insightful commentary on Canadian and comparative law. This law journal also promotes legal scholarship in its political, philosophical, and social contexts. Appeal is student-run, and its Editorial Board aims to publish primarily student compositions.

ISSN: 1205-612X (Print)
ISSN: 1925-4938 (Online)

The Arbutus Review

THE ARBUTUS REVIEW

The Arbutus Review is an annual peer-reviewed compilation of outstanding research papers/articles submitted by undergraduate students from all disciplines at the University of Victoria. It provides a forum for the best researchers to showcase their work to their fellow students, the campus community, high schools, funding agencies and corporations/organizations about the strength of student researchers.

The journal is currently “on hiatus” for 2024-25, pending the recommendations of a redesign taskforce. As such, the editorial board is not accepting submissions at this time.

ISSN: 1923-1334 (Online)

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THE ASCENDANT HISTORIAN

The Ascendant Historian is a peer-reviewed undergraduate history journal seeking to publish the best scholarship produced by University of Victoria students concerning the past. We are interested in all methods and fields of inquiry. Our aim is to encourage students to dialogue with each other about their diverse interests across sub-disciplinary and disciplinary borders and to provide them with an opportunity to gain publication credentials and practice the academic process. We are committed to the highest standards of academic integrity.

ISSN: 1923-1334 (Online)

The Corvette

BACHELOR OF COMMERCE BEST BUSINESS RESEARCH PAPERS ARCHIVE

Students play a key role to supporting and improving business and management research at the Gustavson School of Business. International Business Research (COM 470) gave students who went on international exchange an opportunity to develop their research and writing skills by analyzing a business issue that related to an international site location. They explored a topic of their choosing, reporting on a phenomenon that affected the entire country or region. Or, they focused on a specific issue that pertains to a particular private, public or not-for-profit organization. The best papers from this course were showcased annually in a publication entitled Bachelor of Commerce Best Business Research Papers between 2008 and 2020.

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CONCRETE GARDEN ARCHIVE

This journal provided immediate open access to its content on the principle that making research freely available to the public supports a greater global exchange of knowledge. Concrete Garden is available under a CC-BY-NC license.

 

PLVS VLTRA - Hispanic and Italian Studies Undergraduate Journal

CONSTELACIONES

CONSTELACIONES, the undergraduate journal of the Department of Hispanic and Italian Studies at the University of Victoria, is an annual blind peer-reviewed showcase of extraordinary research papers of a scholarly merit in all areas of Hispanic and Italian Studies.

From 2015-2019 the journal was entitled PLVS VLTRA.

ISSN: 2369-0585

Divergent/Cpnvergent

DIVERGENT/CONVERGENT

The Divergent/Convergent journal is a production of the University 101 and 102 students. The University 101 program offers free, non-credit, academic courses to students who have faced barriers to post-secondary education.

Divergent/Cpnvergent

ECORESTORATION

Ecorestoration: RNS Technical Series publishes the papers submitted by Restoration of Natural Systems ER 390/400 students. These papers are the result of a capstone project that involves a real restoration project in partnership with a community group, government department or industry partner. Each project involves approximately 100 hours of work and the collection of a significant amount of new data.

Divergent/Cpnvergent

GUILLEMETS

Guillemets is an undergraduate, peer-reviewed journal featuring the creative and academic work of UVic students who have demonstrated an exceptional analysis of a variety of topics from the Francophone world, such as literature, poetry, film, linguistics, and theatre.

ISSN: 2563-2116

Divergent/Cpnvergent

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SOCIAL STUDIES REVIEW (IJSSR) ARCHIVE

The International Journal of Social Studies Review (IjSSr) was focused on supporting participatory critical social studies education in aid of peace, and social, political, environmental, economic, and cultural justice. The IjSSr believed all Social Studies education was political and that teaching and learning should have been practiced as moral and ethical interventions in the world. The IjSSr was dedicated to publishing articles that challenged the conventional and popular construction and delivery of Social Studies education that stressed the “sage on the stage” banking model of education. Social Studies was seen as an art, where the heart met the mind.

On Politics

ON POLITICS

On Politics is the journal of the University of Victoria Undergraduates of Political Science. It seeks to provide opportunities for undergraduate publishing, and to encourage undergraduate scholarship. The Journal publishes high-quality academic writing from a multitude of theoretical perspectives and sub-fields within the discipline of political science, as well as interdisciplinary perspectives. With these broad aims and inclusive features, On Politics presents an accommodating format to disseminate scholarship of a political nature from those who seldom gain the opportunity. On Politics publishes two issues per year.

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SOPHIA

Sophia is a non-profit journal, first published in 1998, intended to provide a forum for undergraduate students to exhibit the toils of their undergraduate years. Published by students at the University of Victoria, Sophia provides the opportunity for students at UVic, as well as universities and colleges aroudn the world, to present philosophical thought, aiming at fostering an environment encouraging philosophical discourse, debate, and contemplation.

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University of Victoria Libraries
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