The Locus Editorial Committee and the undergraduate students at Seton Hall are committed to research and the pursuit of knowledge. We are therefore happy to announce that our sixth volume of Locus is now published and ready for viewing!  These authors have worked hard on their research, and the excellence of their work reflects the time and effort put into these research papers. The Locus Editorial Committee are proud to present Locus Vol. 6. 

If you are a Seton Hall undergraduate student or Seton Hall alum and wish to see your own work published in our research journal, visit our blog and contact one of the Editorial Staff. We’d love to see your work and ideas published in 2024 for Volume 7!

Thank you to the rest of the Editorial Committee for the hard work and numerous emails put into making this volume possible. Thank you to the authors who worked diligently on these papers. Without you, there would be no Locus.

The Editorial Committee for Locus is now accepting scholarly works for our sixth volume! Current or recently graduated students are welcome to submit works between 5-10k words (references included). Submissions can be emailed to the appropriate student editor or faculty advisor, and must be submitted by May 31st. We look forward to reading your work!

Editorial Committee for the 2023 issue
Clara Cusanelli, Student Editor, Social Sciences clara.cusanelli@student.shu.edu
Chloe Burke, Student Editor, Sciences chloe.burke@student.shu.edu
Robin Towey, Student Editor, Humanities robin.towey@student.shu.edu
Nathan Kahl, Faculty Advisor, Sciences nathan.kahl@shu.edu
Mark Horowitz, Faculty Advisor, Social Sciences mark.horowitz@shu.edu
Donovan Sherman, Faculty Advisor, Humanities donovan.sherman@shu.edu
Georita Frierson, Dean, College of Arts and Sciences friersge@shu.edu

Volume 5 can be found here: https://scholarship.shu.edu/locus/

Student work from the Petersheim Academic Exposition 2022 by Samantha Bernstein and Shardai Smith.

https://scholarship.shu.edu/petersheim-exposition/102/

The Locus Editorial Committee and the undergraduate students at Seton Hall are committed to research and the pursuit of knowledge. We are therefore happy to announce that our fifth volume of Locus is now published and ready for viewing!  These authors have worked hard on their research, and the excellence of their work reflects the time and effort put into these research papers. The Locus Editorial Committee are proud to present Locus Vol. 5. 

If you are a Seton Hall undergraduate student or Seton Hall alum and wish to see your own work published in our research journal, visit our blog and contact one of the Editorial Staff. We’d love to see your work and ideas published in 2023 for Volume 6!

Thank you to the rest of the Editorial Committee for the hard work and numerous emails put into making this volume possible. Thank you to the authors who worked diligently on these papers. Without you, there would be no Locus.