Swarthmore Undergraduate History Journal is a peer-reviewed, faculty-approved, student run research publication that seeks to encourage undergraduate scholarship on diverse subjects. We uphold publishing ethics and are committed to the integrity of academic research. This journal is also specifically inclusive of historical narratives often overlooked in mainstream scholarship, and allows for the submission of interdisciplinary articles so long as the focus remains historical.
Current Issue: Volume 7, Issue 2 (2026)
Full Issue
Full Issue: Volume 7, Issue 2
Editorial Board
Articles
Getting a Special Education: Parents, Lawyers, and the Politics of Disability in Postwar Pennsylvania
Emma Gabriel
The Egyptian Discovery of the Rising Sun: Re-evaluating the Pan-Asianist Rhetoric of Mustafa Kamil and Trans-imperialism
Hung Pan (Eric) Li
The Role of Religion in the Exoduster Movement
Rachel E. Mulick
Reform and Dependency: Labor, Industry, and the Failure to Reglate American Pharmaceuticals, 1959–1964
Andrew J. Storino
