PUBLICATIONS

The Antelope Newspaper: The print edition of the newspaper is published weekly during the fall and spring semesters and published online weekly with breaking updates at www.unkantelope.com. JMC 350 students take staff for academic credit and also serve as paid content and design editors. Students build professional portfolios through reporting, editing, photography, audio, and video assignments. JMC 351, advertising students prepare and sell ads to build their portfolios and advance business skills.

The Carillon is an undergraduate publication jointly sponsored by Sigma Tau Delta, the National English Honor Society, and by Phi Eta Sigma, the National Freshman Scholastic Honor Society. Its purpose is to encourage quality undergraduate writing at the University of Nebraska at Kearney. All students are encouraged to submit manuscripts.

The Platte Valley Review is a juried international literary journal, published twice a year, with contributions from every continent. Selections include poetry, fiction, nonfiction, translation, and ecocritical writing from National Poet Laureates, New York Times Bestsellers, Oprah Pic Authors, and other leaders and newcomers from the literary and environmental fields. For more information, see www.unk.edu/fah/english.aspx?id=46116.

The Reynolds Review is a graduate and undergraduate poetry publication jointly sponsored by the Students for Reynolds Review Association, the Endowed Reynolds Chair, the Creative Writing Committee and the English Department. Celebrating and encouraging poetics and poetry writing at the University of Nebraska at Kearney. All UNK affiliated students are welcome to submit original poems. For more information, see www.unk.edu/fah/english.aspx?id=46298.

Undergraduate Research Journal is an annual publication of scholarly writing by UNK undergraduates. About 15 articles are published each year, which are selected through a blind review process. The Journal provides a forum for students to publish particularly strong works which resulted from independent research or creative projects. For submission guidelines, see www.unk.edu/academics/gradstudies.aspx?id=5442.