Natural sciences
Investigating the living world, physical systems, and the patterns that help us understand them.
Student scholarship, in print & beyond
Undergraduate
research.
A wider conversation.
From the lab to the library, good research deserves to be read. Discover the questions, perspectives, and work of undergraduate scholars at Emory.
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Different disciplines. Shared curiosity.
An open question.New perspectives.
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The art of
asking why.
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One journal. Many ways of seeing.Natural sciences ✳ Social sciences ✳ Arts & humanities
The collection
A record of curiosity.
Read the 2020, 2021, and 2022 editions in full, with original covers and searchable article details. Earlier issues are being added to the collection.
About the journal
Research has many
starting points.
This is a place to share it.
EURJ is a student-run publication showcasing undergraduate scholarship across the natural sciences, social sciences, and arts and humanities.
We connect careful inquiry with a wider readership and give student researchers a place in the scholarly conversation.
Get to know EURJThe EURJ collection
The archive.
Explore past editions and the undergraduate scholarship within them.
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A growing archive
Have a past edition?
Help make the collection more complete. If you have a PDF or a link to an older issue, get in touch with the editorial team.
Contact the journalThe 2020–2022 editions include full PDFs and their original covers, supplied by EURJ. Version details appear with each edition. Other issues may link to external readers; typographic labels identify editions whose original covers are not available.
About EURJ
Built around
student inquiry.
A journal that brings undergraduate scholarship into a shared conversation.
A student perspective.
A scholarly purpose.
Founded in 2005, the Emory Undergraduate Research Journal provides a place for undergraduate researchers to share their work. Its scope spans the natural sciences, social sciences, and arts and humanities.
EURJ’s mission emphasizes editorial quality, expert review, and research that a broad undergraduate audience can engage with.
Find EURJ on The HubAcross the disciplines
Different questions. A shared space.
Social sciences
Exploring people, institutions, and the forces shaping the societies we live in.
Arts & humanities
Examining histories, languages, cultures, and the ideas through which we make meaning.
About the information on this site
This first edition of the website draws on public descriptions of EURJ. Current submission policies, leadership, and recruitment information should be confirmed with the journal.
For authors
Your research.
A new readership.
Interested in publishing with EURJ? Start a conversation with the editorial team.
A few common questions
Before you send.
What kinds of research does EURJ cover?
The journal covers the natural sciences, social sciences, and arts and humanities. Ask the editorial team which manuscript types are being considered in the current cycle.
When is the next submission deadline?
No current deadline is listed here yet. Please contact the journal for the latest call for papers and timeline.
Can I submit through this website?
This website does not collect manuscripts. Use the inquiry link above to ask the team for the current submission instructions.
Can I read older work first?
Yes. Browse the archive to read full past editions, explore article titles, and download issue PDFs.
Get involved
Behind every issue,
a curious community.
Help student research find its readers.
There’s work beyond the manuscript.
A student journal brings together people interested in research, writing, design, and connecting with others. Ask EURJ about current opportunities and how you can contribute.
Editing & review
Interested in clarity, evidence, and the details of a good argument? Ask about contributing to the editorial process.
Design & production
Interested in how scholarship looks and reads? Ask about layout, visual communication, and publication work.
Outreach & community
Interested in bringing people and ideas together? Ask how you can help connect the journal with student researchers.
Say hello
Find your place at EURJ.
For current openings, meeting information, or general questions, contact the journal.