The Grand Valley Journal of History is a student-run publication that provides undergraduate students with an opportunity to publish their research in the field of history. GVJH is a history journal for all majors.
For submission guidelines and formatting requirements, please click on the "policies" link to the left.
Recent Content
Education and Legislation: Affluent Women's Political Engagement in the Consumers' Leagues of the Progressive Era
Scott R. St. Louis
Bess of Hardwick: Second Most Powerful Woman of the Elizabethan Age and a Symbol of Modern Thought
Hollie McDonald
Why Chinese Neo-Confucian Women Made a Fetish of Small Feet
Aubrey L. McMahan
Supporting Caste: The Origins of Racism in Colonial Virginia
Patrick D. Anderson
Krypteia: A Form of Ancient Guerrilla Warfare
Brandon D. Ross
The Grand Rapids Public Museum: What’s In A Building?
Nicholas A. Claus
Capitalism and the Science of History: Appleby, Marx, and Postmodernism
Patrick D. Anderson
Christian Mysticism as a Threat to Papal Traditions
Hayley E. Pangle
Korean Perceptions of Chastity, Gender Roles, and Libido; From Kisaengs to the Twenty First Century
Katrina Maynes