UCLA Aleph Undergraduate Research Journal

UCLA Aleph Undergraduate Research Journal ALEPH (pronounced “ah-lef”) is UCLA’s only official journal publishing undergraduate research

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Join the Aleph Undergraduate Research Journal's editing staff! Aleph publishes undergraduate research in humanities, social sciences, and behavioral sciences. Editors meet once a week to review articles for submission and work individually with writers to publish a printed edition of the journal. Editors may earn 2 units of college honors credit per quarter upon enrolling in honors 101C.

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What’s in a Name?

“In his short story, ‘The Aleph,’ Jorge Luis Borges describes Aleph as ‘the place where, without any possible confusion, all the places in the world are seen from every angle.’ I observe a similar confluence of viewpoints at UCLA. While Borges’ Aleph is little more than an inch, our campus is more than 400 acres but it too is home to students and systems of knowledge from around the globe. It is here at the UCLA undergraduate school that we find our own Aleph. We believe that through research students have the opportunity to realize the myriad of perspectives through which it is possible to see the world.”

–Martha Webber, Founding Editor of UCLA’s Aleph Undergraduate Research Journal