Binghamton University Undergraduate Journal

ISSN 2998-3754

The Binghamton University Undergraduate Journal (BUUJ) will accept submissions for the 2025-2026 academic year beginning on October 1. Submissions close on December 15. Review our "Submission Guidelines," and when you are ready, click "Submit to Journal!"

Binghamton University Undergraduate Journal showcases the broad spectrum and outstanding quality of undergraduate research, scholarly investigation, and creative work in various formats: traditional papers, works of fiction, videos, images, and recordings. The journal is published annually and is blind reviewed by Binghamton University's faculty, staff, and undergraduate students.

Eleventh Hour Literary

Eleventh Hour Literary is a biannual journal from Binghamton University. Our editors, all members of the Professional Staff Senate and writers themselves, are no strangers to the crushing rite of “submission” — a word that is often hand in hand with “rejection.”

In the spirit of this, Eleventh Hour Literary will accept stories from anyone — regardless of affiliation with the university — but to be featured, we want your piece to have gone through rejection and revision.

Harpur Palate: a Literary Journal

Established in 2001, Harpur Palate is a literary journal published twice yearly by students at Binghamton University. The project has long been a joint effort of graduate and undergraduate students in the English Department, and is now led by PhD students with the support of undergraduate interns--who earn college credit and learn about literary publishing at the same time.

The first issues of Harpur Palate published only fiction and poetry. The magazine currently accepts submissions for poetry, creative nonfiction, and fiction, but this open access archive will also include visual art, photo essays, and interviews from past issues. The magazine runs three annual contests with cash prizes: Creative Nonfiction (Sept 1-Nov 15), John Gardner Memorial Prize in Fiction (Feb 15-April 30), and the Milton Kessler Memorial Poetry Prize (Sept 1-Nov 15).

In its back issues, Harpur Palate has works from such notable authors as Major Jackson, Lydia Davis, Sherman Alexie, and more. Future editors of major publications have also served on the staff at Harpur Palate, such as current co-editor of North American Review J.D. Schraffenberger. Now that the magazine has made the transition to an all-online publication, the editors look forward to publishing new and innovative works on our online platform, Harpur Palate

Monographs and Open Access Books

Northeast Historical Archaeology

ISSN 0048-0738

The Council for Northeast Historical Archaeology (CNEHA), founded in 1967, is a non-profit organization dedicated to archaeological scholarship in the American Northeast, including the Canadian provinces and the U.S. states of Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Newfoundland and Labrador, New Brunswick, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Pennsylvania, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia, and West Virginia.

Northeast Journal of Complex Systems (NEJCS)

ISSN 2577-8439

Northeast Journal of Complex Systems (NEJCS) is a peer-reviewed, online open-access journal on complex systems run by a community of complex systems researchers. We believe in the philosophy that the novel and premium idea should be accessible to the scientific community freely. Accepted authors can publish their work free of charge.

See the About This Journal for more information about the journal.

The Manuscript: Journal of Taylor Swift Studies

JOTSS is no longer accepting submissions for its forthcoming issue on April 29th, 2026. Please consider submitting your popular work to our non-scholarly special edition, Cultural and Colloquial Impact (details to follow in early February). Keep updated by viewing our News tab.

Currently housed within Binghamton University’s Harpur College, The Manuscript: Journal of Swift Studies (JOTSS) is a graduate student-run, peer-reviewed publication committed to advancing Taylor Swift Studies through rigorous interdisciplinary inquiry. We publish original scholarly research that critically examines Swift’s works, influence, and legacy through robust engagement with theoretical, methodological, and practical approaches in diverse fields.

See the Aims and Scope for a complete coverage of the journal.

Join JOTSS Editors for our discussion “Mirror Ball: Reflecting the Interdisciplinary Infrastructure of the Field – A Round Table with JOTSS and The Taylor Swift Bibliography Project” at the 2026 South West Popular American Culture Association Conference in New Mexico this February.