Issue 1 (2005-06)

• Monsignor John J. Egan and Catholic Action against Segregation in Chicago by KAMARIA PORTER
• Japanese Women’s Speech: Changing Language, Changing Roles by HILLARY BRASS
• Norman Foster: Envisioning Design at the Edge of Reality by KEVIN OLES
• Proceed to Check-Out: The Proliferation and Primacy of DVD Content by DANIEL BULGER
• “A Shock Put into Words”: Virginia Woolf and the Dreadnough Hoax by MAIREAD CASE
• An Aristotelian Apology for Romantic Love by ANDREW KARL
• The Equity Premium Puzzle: A Model for Its Behavior by TIMOTHY LAVELLE
• Augustine: Advocate of Free Will, Defender of Predestination by BRANDON PETERSON
• “The World Says No to War”: Transnational Mobilization and Implications of February 15, 2003 by PETER QUARANTO
• Nemo Venit Ad Patrem Nisi Per Me by CHARLES TYLER
• The Crisis of a Countess: Wharton’s “New Frenchwoman” and a New American Woman in The Age of Innocence by CORINNE VIGLIETTA

Issue 2 (2006-07)

• Identity in Refuge: The Distinct Experiences of Asylum Seekers in Ireland by STACEY VANDERHURST
• Woolf’s Modernism: Ambivalence of Identity in Mrs. Dalloway and “Street Haunting” by MEGAN TEIGEN
• U.S. Cold War Foreign Policy and the Neglect of East Timor: An Apology for Henry Kissinger by DANIEL HENEBERY
• Dancing the Darkness Away: A Study of Healing through Artistic Expression of Rwandan Children by DANICE BROW
• Understanding Underinvolvement: The Educational Decisions of Motivated, Low-SES Parents by JOANNA MANGANEY
• Deconstructing Patriarchy and Genre in Ana Castillo’s The Mixquiahuala Letters by ANNE LAUER
• To the Slaughter: The Establishment and Destruction of Fundamental Privileges and Immunities by COURTENAY MORAN
• The Rise of the Opposition in Mexico’s New Democratic Regime: Electoral Competition and Increasing Success by GUSTAVO RIVERA
• The Impact of Social Identity on Willingness for Contact in Northern Ireland by ELIZABETH SHELLEBY
• The Rise of History: Kant, Herder, and the end of the Enlightenment by MATT TIMMEL

Issue 3 (2007-08)

• The Chaos Factor: A Study of Student Mobility in Indiana by CLAIRE SMITHER AND BEN CLARKE
• The Dilemma of the Greek Church: Religious Conflict and its Effect upon Greek National Identity by ANDREW HAYES 
• Quaternary Discourse in Nagarjuna and Derrida by CHAD LAVIMONIERE 
• An Oasis in the Desert? Issues and Intricacies Concerning the Louvre-Abu Dhabi Museum Expansion by TAYLOR POULIN
• Enduring Moments: Photography of the Civil Rights Movement in Time, Newsweek, and Life Magazines by COLLEEN ANDERSON
• From Poetics to Prada: The Influence of Gnostic Feminine Theology on Contemporary Poetry and Culture by BETHANY FISCHER
• Chineseness in Contemporary Chinese Art Criticism by ELIZABETH LEE

Issue 4 (2008-09)

• Complex and Contradictory: The Enduring Stardom of Virginia Woolf by MEGAN BAKER
• Crippled Action: Jackie Chan and the Incongruity of Hollywood and Hong Kong by JUSTIN MACK
• “It was not as simple as it seems”: Collaboration, Patainism, and Resistance in Vichy France by JAIME AMRHEIN
• Sent from Heaven: The Protection of Political Comedy from The Clouds to “Truthiness” by KRISTEN LEIST
• A Clash of Mind and Might: The Mutual Cultural Misunderstanding that Led to Roman-Jewish Conflict in the First Century by EMILY GARNETT
• The Angel and the Dope Fiend: O’Neill’s Mary Tyrone as Irish Catholic Mother by ANALISE LIPARI
• Conceptual Models of Neuronal Dysfunction in Autism: Biochemical Toxins, Neuroregulation, and Implications for Neurogenesis by ANNETE RUTH

Issue 5 (2009-10)

• Seducing El Puente: American Influence and the Literary Corruption of Castro’s Cuban Youth by ROBYN GRANT
• Oppositional Youth Sub-Culture and the Second Generation of Mexican Transmigrants by CAROLINE HAWES
• A Man Among Gods: Evaluating the Significance of Hadrian’s Acts of Deification by TRACY JENNINGS
• Redefining Death: An Argument for Person-Based Criteria by JOSEPH VENTURINI
• John Courtney Murray, Aggiornamento, and Vatican II’s Declaration on Religious Freedom by GREGORY BARR
• Purifying Words to Revive Images: Sensory Intimations of God in Eliot’s “Four Quartets” by MOLLY KRING

Issue 6 (2010-11)

• Who is Phaedrus Anyway?: The Ambitions of an Unknown Author and His Quest for Recognition  by KAYLA DURCHOLZ
• Developing the Unripe American Market: Wine in Domestic Consumer Culture by CYNTHIA CURLEY
• Special Education Services in Catholic Schools by CAITLIN WREND
• Nuclear Weapons, Realism and the Rising Iranian Superpower by DANIEL MCDONALD
• Humanitarian Aid at the Border by PATRICK GRIFFIN
• Crisis in Development by ELIZABETH SIMPSON
• Nativism and Latino Homelessness: Liminal Lives and Engaged Ethnography in Santa
  Ana by MELISSA WRAPP
• The Trembling Instrument: The Tension and Conviction in William Bronk’s Life Supports by BRENNAN MCLOUGHLIN

Issue 7 (2011-12)

• Promoting Social Enterprise through Public Policy by CHRISTOPHER RHODENBAUGH
• Guillaume Bodinier and the Meaning(s) of Italianness in 19th Century France by BRIGID MANGANO
• Bitch. Contemporary Feminism in American Consumer Culture by CATHERINE SCALLEN
• Fiscal Decentralization in Eastern Europe: An Examination of Economic Growth Patterns by KAITLIN VON HOFFMAN
• Suicide Terrorism in Palestine: Tracing the Development of the Martyrdom Norm by STEVEN ALAGNA
• Níaon Tírann Gan Teanga: There Is No Country without a Language by KAITLYN CONWAY
• A Puzzling Agent and its Changing Principal: Analyzing the Organization of American States’ Fluctuating Democracy Promotion in Latin America, 1948-2011 by RODOLFO DISI PAVLIC

Issue 8 (2012-13)

• ‘Not Wholly True:’ The Myth of American Community in Nella Larsen’s Passing by MEGHAN MCKINNEY JONES
• Chekri Ganem and the Comité Central Syrien: Syrian Nationalism in Paris, 1905-1921 by NATHALIE ROSADO
• The Effects of Welfare Reform on the Postsecondary Degree Attainment of Young Adult Women by MARIA SERAKOS
• The Role of Translation Equivalents in Acquiring Difficult-to-Translate Second Language Vocabulary by REBECCA KIBLER
• The Choice Was Theirs by AMY MASLAR
• Diffusing Authority: Borges on Identity, Tradition and Creation by MONICA VANBLADEL

Issue 9 (2013-14)

• Mind vs. Body: The Composition of Consciousness in Contemporary Narrative by JACQUELINE PATZ
• Beowulf v. Grendel: The Legal Customs of Hroðgar’s Kingdom by MICHAEL FRONK
• Tertullian and Christian Military Service by MICHAEL MERCURIO
• The Archaeology of a Medieval Village: Willingham, Cambridgeshire by ALLISON WHITLOCK SCALEN

Issue 13 (2017-18)

• Transcending Localities: Space, Place, and Nostalgia in the Writings of Bruce Springsteen and John K. Samson by KELLY SMITH
• “I Am Filipino”: Dissecting Filipinoness in the Indigenous Itawis Ethno-Linguistic Community of Northern Luzon, Philippines by RICARDO DANIEL PAGULAYAN
• Blessed are the Best Minds: Beat Spirituality in Allen Ginsberg’s Howl by VIRGINIA GUIBERT
• Efficacy: A Bio-Historical Investigation of Early Modern Medicine and Narratives of Historical Progress by THOMAS DAVIS
• Forget Me Not: Archives, Museums, Memory, and Nostalgia by KELLY KOERWER
• Qui Profert Nova et Vetera: A Commentary on the Carmen de Iona and its Place in the Biblical Epic Tradition by ANN GALLAGHER
• The Baseball War: The Federal League, Organized Baseball, and the Battle for the National Pastime

Volume 2 (2014-2015)

Issue 1

• The Presidential Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief in Uganda: Pompous, Political, or Productive? by EMMIE MEDIATE
• Catholic Quarreling: How Humanae Vitae Affected the Debate Over Land O’Lakes by BRIAN STAHL
• In the Wake of Trauma: Speech, Silence, and Political Agency by LISA TAYLOR
• Striptease: The Politics of Neo-Burlesque by MARIA KOSSE
• The Persistent Past: Notgeld and Proto-Fascist Sentiments in Antebellum Germany by MARCUS WARD LIDDELL

 

Volume 3 (2015-16)

Issue 1 

• The Man Who Would Be King: The Prophetic Iconography of Lysimachus’ Post-Ipsus Tetradrachms by BRITTANY PROFFITT
• The Rise of the Department Store in Paris: A Reflection of the Times through Zola’s Naturalistic Approach in Au Bonheur des Dames by KAITLYN KRALL
  
• “As a teacher, what are you supposed to do?”: Teacher Preparation and Perceptions of Student Gang Involvement by LAURA CAMARATA

Volume 4 (2016-17)

Issue 1

• Role of Accompaniment on the Reduction of Stigmatization and the Renewal of Dignity in Women Battling Breast Cancer in Uganda by SARAH FRACCI
• La Unión Hace La Fuerza: What Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Leaves Out and the Role of Communities in Addressing the Needs of DACA Recipients by EMILY MIGLIORE
• Sex Differences Moderate the Effect of REM Sleep on Emotional Memory Consolidation by MARISSA BOWMAN
• Laughing in the Face of Death: Coping, Critiquing, and Constructing the First World War through Humor in The Wipers Times by MARIA DO
• Nietzsche’s Aestheticization of Politics: A Study of Napoleon as the Higher Man by ALEXANDER ARNOLD
• Teaching Asylum Seekers to Fish: Fiscal Sustainability in Germany via Job Training for Asylum Seekers by MARISSA BOWMAN
• School Choice and Human Dignity: Education Policy Theory and Practice by KATE HARDIMAN
• How Formal and Informal Social Structures Facilitate Inclusion and Community Building: A Study of Refugee Resettlement by TERESA KENNEDY
• Agency in Dominican Birth: Can Women in Region III Influence Exposure to Unnecessary Cesareans? by NICHOLAS NISSEN
• ‘It Wouldn’t Be the First Time’: Womanism & African-American Women’s Activism by ALEXANDRA RICE
• Intellectual Property Law & Traditional Craft Technology: A Case Study by VICTORIA SLUKA