Yale Undergraduate Journal of Religion

About Us

Our Mission

Advancing undergraduate scholarship in religious studies

The Yale Undergraduate Journal of Religion (YUJR) is a student-run publication dedicated to showcasing excellence in undergraduate research in religious studies. Founded to foster critical inquiry into the wide-ranging practices, ideologies, and societal impacts of religion, YUJR embraces interdisciplinary approaches, including sociology, anthropology, psychology, and history. By publishing thoughtful and innovative scholarship, YUJR provides a platform for students to engage with the academic study of religion, cultivating skills in analytical writing, peer review, and intellectual dialogue. The Journal publishes an annual issue and hosts events to promote engagement with the field of religious studies.

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2025–26

Owen Hannon, Editor-in-Chief

Lucas Ranfranz, Treasurer

Christopher Kim, Managing Editor

Adam Buchsbaum, Outreach Director

Matthew Mendelsohn, Blog Director

Samhita Kumar, Website Designer