Student newspapers and periodicals

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A publication of the Nu Gamma chapter of Phi Alpha Theta and the Department of History at Illinois Wesleyan University.

Abstract To foster and celebrate student research that engages, translates, and bridges academic disciplines and/or crosses traditional academic boundaries, the IWU chapter of Phi Beta Kappa has invited students to think creatively about how the disciplines in which they are most engaged intersect, overlap, or diverge, and to explore the benefits of looking at an issue from more than one disciplinary perspective. The PBK Liberal Arts Scholar Award is open to students who work in any medium, be it...

Abstract This booklet is published by the Academic Affairs Commission of the Illinois Wesleyan University Student Senate. "....In offering this booklet to the faculty we seek to share the reaction of our fellow students to existing course offerings, with the hope that these reactions will serve as an aid to the faculty in the formation of future course offerings and academic experiences. The information in this booklet was acquired from questionaire distributed to the membership of the selected...

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"The Delta is the English Department’s annual academic journal. Published every spring, an editorial board made up of English majors and minors selects high quality papers from the previous calendar year." (Digital Commons)

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"El Lobo: The views expressed herein are not necessarily those of anyone except the individual author. Editorials are those of the editor-in-chief. Articles may include the analysis of the author. El Lobo is pubished every now and then by students for truth, equality, and freedom." (front page, Apr. 19, 1972)

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The Elite Society, an anti-franternity organization, in 1887, established the Elite Journal, for the purpose of championing barbarian principles. This spicy sheet lived until 1892, and numbered among its chief editors, S.W. Hopkins, Henry Harnley, H.S. Magill, Chas. Cole, W.W. Whitmore, and Eugene Landon. The Elite society was threatened with suspension for publishing but no action was taken.

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Evolve is a literary magazine whose purpose is "to find the Voice of Illinois Wesleyan University. To discover what exactly it is we are all thinking about and to form a new literary magazine based upon that principle." (1997/1998 issue)

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"We will be most happy if you will remember this publication as the love-child of a holy union between rebellion and creativity" (Afterword). The First Edition contains short stories and poems written by the students of Illinois Wesleyan University.

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"Many delightful bits of writing, contributed by members of the Freshman class, stimulated in their readers a desire for a collection of these promising gems, that they might as a group be studied and enjoyed. "Green Inklings" has been a result of the combined efforts of the Freshman class.

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The Intellectual Standard is an interdisciplinary student-run academic journal. With philosophy as its fundamental base, it covered a myriad of topics, including the social sciences, the natural sciences, current events, culture, and art. Its goal was to bring intellectual thought into the mainstream environment of Illinois Wesleyan University, and thereby set an intellectual standard for students, professors, and publications alike.