Yale-NUS Society for Academic Research

The 6th volume of the Yale-NUS Undergraduate Journal (YNUJ) has been published!

Founded as an interdisciplinary publication to showcase undergraduate research, the latest volume includes seven articles written by Yale-NUS students on diverse topics, ranging from mindfulness, bee habitats, dating apps to martial arts and national identity of Singaporeans, and more.

The editors-in-chief Sophia Xuefei Qiu and Melodi Inceboz (both Class of 2025), together with their team, worked on the volume for the past year.

Sophia shared, "It is a year-long journey, so I appreciate everyone who made it through with us! I hope that it was an enriching experience for all of us, and that we upheld our vision of making research and publishing more accessible to undergraduates!"

Melodi added, “We are very lucky and grateful to have worked with this team of talented authors, editors, and multimedia designers in publishing Volume 6 of YNUJ. We could not have done it without them.

I am thankful that our previous Editors-in-Chief Liu Zixiong and Le Nguyen Phong (both Class of 2024), entrusted this year's YNUJ to us. We enjoyed this rewarding process very much, and I hope you enjoy reading our journal.”

Photo: Sophia (left) and Melodi (right) together with contributing authors Soh Kai Xin (NUS Business & Communications & New Media, Class of 2023) and Nur Haziqah Amellia (NUS Psychology, Class of 2023) at the launch of the volume.

The YNUJ is honoured to present our 5th Volume, launching next Tuesday🥳
Come join us in this celebration of -half a decade- of the YNUJ with 8 fantastic articles, Krispy Kreme donuts, and Brewhouse vouchers.
See you at the Elm Buttery, 4:00-5:30PM!

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Come join us across this week to look back on the fantastic year we've had at our Library Exhibit. We’ll be at Level 1, right opposite the counter from 17 (Mon)- 21 Jan (Fri)! The Diacritic goes into print with some zines we made - make sure to grab yours! Have some fun too by trying your hand at cracking a puzzle to an uber-exclusive pizza party! See you there!

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Have you had the chance to check out the articles launched across The Diacritic's very special triple release opening week? Do take some time off your weekend to enjoy these brilliant articles.

Find them at: https://thediacritic.com/

Hello freshies!

Come join the Yale-NUS Society for Academic Research as a writer, editor, or a multimedia producer! We are looking members interested in being a part of our two publications, The Diacritic, and the Yale-NUS Undergraduate Journal (YNUJ).

The Diacritic is an experimental digital publication breaking down the walls of traditional scholarship by reimagining the forms research can take. We’d love to have you writing for us.

The YNUJ is an Undergraduate research journal that aims to publish original research by students. We’re looking for student editors (no previous experience required) to help us prepare our 5th volume for publications.

Have any questions?
Catch us next Wednesday, August 4 (4PM-5:30PM) on Zoom to learn more!

Sign up at https://bit.ly/ynsarwelcome

YNUJ Vol. 5 Call For Submissions – 12 DAYS UNTIL THE DEADLINE!

Call for papers by undergraduate students from any discipline!
Last date of Submission: 2 August 2021 (Monday)

About the Journal:
Undergraduate research is often overlooked due to the general perception that undergraduate students lack the in-depth specialisation and knowledge to publish meaningful work. Yet, research at the undergraduate level can be vital for sharpening the abilities of students and providing experience for those considering a route in academia. By publishing the journal, YNSAR hopes to cultivate opportunities for students to improve and to recognise outstanding undergraduate student work.

The YNUJ was established to offer students a forum that encourages them to write papers and think about issues beyond the confines of the classroom, and thereby to develop their own expertise. Keeping with ethos of a multidisciplinary liberal arts education, the range of subjects covered in the journal span multiple disciplines.

Themes: None

Please get in touch with our editor-in-chief, Le Nguyen Phong for any queries ([email protected])

Submission Guidelines: (*)
- can submit multiple submissions
- work published in YNUJ may be published elsewhere
- Submissions in English
- 3000-5000 words excluding figures
- Includes short abstract

NO PUBLICATION FEE

𝗬𝗡𝗨𝗝 𝗩𝗼𝗹. 𝟱 𝗖𝗮𝗹𝗹 𝗙𝗼𝗿 𝗦𝘂𝗯𝗺𝗶𝘀𝘀𝗶𝗼𝗻𝘀

Call for papers by undergraduate students from any discipline!

Last date of Submission: 2 August 2021 (Monday)

About the Journal:
Undergraduate research is often overlooked due to the general perception that undergraduate students lack the in-depth specialisation and knowledge to publish meaningful work. Yet, research at the undergraduate level can be vital for sharpening the abilities of students and providing experience for those considering a route in academia. By publishing the journal, YNSAR hopes to cultivate opportunities for students to improve and to recognise outstanding undergraduate student work.

The YNUJ was established to offer students a forum that encourages them to write papers and think about issues beyond the confines of the classroom, and thereby to develop their own expertise. Keeping with ethos of a multidisciplinary liberal arts education, the range of subjects covered in the journal span multiple disciplines.

Themes: None

Please get in touch with our editor-in-chief, Le Nguyen Phong for any queries ([email protected])

Submission Guidelines: (*)
- can submit multiple submissions
- work published in YNUJ may be published elsewhere
- Submissions in English
- 3000-5000 words excluding figures
- Includes short abstract

NO PUBLICATION FEE