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Michigan journal of history
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The Michigan Journal of History is a student-run organization whose primary purpose is to publish a journal of historical scholarship. The journal is completely staffed by students who make all editorial and organizational decisions for the journal with the backing and support of the History department at the University of Michigan. The journal is an undergraduate publication, whose papers and essays come entirely from the University of Michigan student body. In order to reflect the diversity of both student interests and historical study at the University of Michigan, the journal accepts submissions from all topics of historical research and analysis. The current editor of the Michigan Journal of History is Michael Herbach. The Journal has featured articles written by Ashley Aidenbaum, Ben Tausig, and Oh Jung. The Michigan Journal of History features original research on topics such as Interracial Marriage and the . See Also
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