Foundations is an undergraduate publication that provides a forum for students to publish scholarship on Constitutional Studies, broadly conceived. The journal is modeled after the prestigious publications of successful graduate programs, designed to expose students—both those submitting and those on the staff—to the rigorous and exacting process of academic publication in a graduate environment. Only the highest quality undergraduate work is accepted and published in Foundations.
The faculty advisor and the editorial staff, composed of undergraduate students, are committed to providing students with a distinctly academic venue for advancing the research, formal study, and public understanding of constitutional topics. Those involved in the production of Foundations are dedicated to preparing undergraduate students for law school and other related graduate programs through promoting constitutional order and sensible notions of liberty, providing opportunities for meaningful expansion beyond the classroom, and elevating students' standards of academic work.
Foundations has stopped accepting submissions, and will publish a final volume in 2020. Questions may be emailed to Foundation's Editor-in-Chief at [email protected].
Fall 2016 edition
