Welcome!
Welcome to Dialogue, the official undergraduate essay journal of Boston College.
Dialogue was born out of a perceived need for a common venue in which undergraduate students could express their thoughts, passions, and interests through articulate, intelligent, and engaging prose. It is our sincere hope that this journal will not only provide such a venue, but that it will also create inter-disciplinary awareness and conversation. Unique in its content and approach, Dialogue is neither a political nor an artistic-literary magazine, but an intellectual journal comprised of essays on topics as diverse as philosophy, theology, history, science, mathematics and the arts.
Its purpose and structure differ significantly from that of a research journal. Whereas the latter showcases undergraduate research papers written on very specialized and particular topics that have been researched in depth, Dialogue features intellectual undergraduate essays intimately connected to and derived from everyday experience as a college student. These essays are popularly accessible and written in a smart, reflective and conversational style.
Deadline Extended: Submit by Sunday to see your essay in the Spring 2008 Issue!
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I would like to thank you for your interest in the journal, and I hope that you share our commitment to fostering and participating in meaningful and enlightening discussions both in and out of the classroom.
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Submission Deadline Extended to November 11th, 2007 Questions, Comments: dialogue@bc.edu |
Dialogue was born out of a perceived need for a common venue in which undergraduate students could express their thoughts, passions, and interests through articulate, intelligent, and engaging prose. It is our sincere hope that this journal will not only provide such a venue, but that it will also create inter-disciplinary awareness and conversation. Unique in its content and approach, Dialogue is neither a political nor an artistic-literary magazine, but an intellectual journal comprised of essays on topics as diverse as philosophy, theology, history, science, mathematics and the arts.
Its purpose and structure differ significantly from that of a research journal. Whereas the latter showcases undergraduate research papers written on very specialized and particular topics that have been researched in depth, Dialogue features intellectual undergraduate essays intimately connected to and derived from everyday experience as a college student. These essays are popularly accessible and written in a smart, reflective and conversational style.
Deadline Extended: Submit by Sunday to see your essay in the Spring 2008 Issue!