The Harvard Ichthus is a quarterly publication founded in 2004 to “foster deep Christian thought among the members of the Harvard community.” It is the oldest publication in the Augustine Collective and has received awards for its blog and layout. Featured Articles →

The Dartmouth Apologia is a bi-annual publication founded in 2006 to “articulate Christian perspectives in the academic community.” It was awarded “Best Publication” at Dartmouth College in 2010 and 2012. Featured Articles →

The Logos is a biannual journal of Christian thought at Yale University. It was founded in 2007 “to proclaim the Good News of Jesus Christ and to stimulate discussion of a Christian worldview in a way that is relevant, accessible, and engaging to the Yale community.” Featured Articles →

The Brown & RISD Cornerstone (formerly Closing Remarks) is a Christian literary arts magazine. It was relaunched in spring 2012 “to engage students and faculty members by provoking spiritual thought in and around Brown and RISD’s campuses by affirming the complexity and diversity of Christian doctrine and Scripture.” It publishes works of art alongside prose and poetry that exhibit intelligent, scholarly, and creative approaches to current events, history, and Christianity in general. Featured Articles →

To An Unknown God is UC Berkeley’s first student-run Christian journal. Every semester, TAUG publishes writing and artwork produced by Cal students, hoping to foster dialogue both between Christians and with students of other faiths and philosophies. Featured Articles →

The Pub is an independent literary journal written and produced by and for members of the Wheaton College community; it is created to be a forum for interdisciplinary dialogue about culturally immediate issues; the ideas expressed are based upon the writers’ shared commitment to the Christian faith. Featured Articles →

Peripateo at Swarthmore College seeks to reconcile faith and academia by engaging religious issues through an intellectual lens. ‘Peripateo’ means “to walk around in.” Believing that the message of Jesus Christ has powerful implications for our daily lives and the world at large, the staff aim to fuse creativity and intellectualism in the journal to invite readers into a thoughtful discourse. Featured Articles →

hearhere showcases and stimulates conversation on Christianity’s tangible relevance in every aspect of people’s lives. The journal seeks to hear: to listen to everyone, to be mindful, to have open ears for all voices, and to listen for the voice of God in everything they do. The journal also seeks to be here: to be present, to acknowledge the issues of their campus and of their time, and to serve the needs of the Claremont Colleges. Featured Articles →

The Columbia Crown & Cross is a journal of Christian thought that aims to engage the diverse academic community with writing and art. It draws inspiration from Low Library’s inscription that Columbia exists “for the advancement of the public good and the glory of almighty God” and Columbia’s motto from Psalm 36:9, “In thy light do we see light.” Featured Articles →

The Cornell Claritas is an ecumenical Christian thought journal that reviews ideas and cultural commentary. Its vision is to articulate and connect the truth of Christ to every person and every study, and it strives to begin conversations that involve faith, reason, and vocation. Featured Articles

As a student-run, interdisciplinary, ecumenical journal for Christian thought at the University of Minnesota, Between Cities aims to create a public forum for thoughtful engagement between Christianity and the life of the university and to pursue the good, the true, and the beautiful in every field of study and vocation. In the spirit of St. Augustine, the journal aims to bring together reason and faith, fact and value, the cities we live in now and the eternal City toward which we look in hope. Featured Articles →

The Vanderbilt Synesis is a journal of Christian thought at Vanderbilt University. The word synesis means a bright, god-sent sudden (but not temporary) understanding, corresponding with the mission of the journal: to provide readers with insight on the Gospel and to demonstrate how the Gospel can guide scholarly insight. Featured Articles →

The MIT et Spiritus was founded to nurture a loving Christian community of critical thought, writing and beautiful art. MIT’s motto, Mens et Manus, embodies the university’s commitment to the development of both the minds and the hands of its students and faculty. et Spiritus highlights the truth that there is also spirit – something with substance and persona that brings people together and which fundamentally constitutes each individual being. Featured Articles →

The Hopkins Dialectic aims to foster deep Christian thought at Johns Hopkins University, to nurture a loving community of Christian writers and artists, and to display Christianity in its fullest depth and widest reach in our modern context. The journal hopes to becomes a means to promote embodied discussion, a rich dialectic, between Christians and non-Christians beyond the page. Featured Articles →

Aletheia seeks to explore the implications of Christian thought within the interdisciplinary space of California Polytechnic State University, believing – in accordance with the rich academic tradition of Christian thought, in Augustine, Aquinas, and Paul – that Christianity engages every aspect of humanity, including the intellect. Featured Articles →

For students at The Vine, God’s love has inspired them, convicted them, and changed the way they think about the world. They therefore hope to share their Christian faith with the Middlebury College community and aim to represent, in part, the multidimensionality of Christianity. Featured Articles →

Kairos is Greek for “an opportune moment for action.” For Washington University in St. Louis students at Kairos, it also signifies the possibility and indeed the demand for an existential decision based on the powerful love of Christ. Drawing from two millennia of the Christian intellectual tradition, Kairos seeks to create relevant and respectful conversation on issues that matter with people of all belief systems and experiences. Featured Articles →

As Christians, the team behind Crux seeks to allow intersections of interpretation to emerge for the flourishing of the university. Duke Crux was founded as a hub for authentic dialogue and community and a space where Duke students can come together as their real selves in pursuit of transcendent meaning. Featured Articles →

Vox Clara seeks to provide a forum through which students can explore and discuss the meaning and role of faith in their lives. The journal’s name is Latin for “clear voice.” The staff of Vox Clara at Stanford University believe the voice of Jesus Christ is the true voice, which forms the foundation of their hope and strength, and voice has impacted the way they view their disciplines, personal lives, and communities. Featured Articles →

To the Well is a journal of Christian thought at UNC that exists to proclaim the resurrected Christ who gives hope to the hopeless, rest to the weary, and peace to the suffering. The journal is addressed to “the well,” or the Old Well, as a symbol of the people at UNC, and seeks to engage readers in an imperative quality of the university, the pursuit of truth and meaning. Featured Articles →

The Texas Trinitas exists to promote constructive dialogue among University of Texas at Austin students by articulating a thoughtful Christian worldview in the academic context. Featured Articles →

The Williams Telos is a journal for Christian discourse at Williams College. It was founded in 2009 and publishes a collection of academic essays, personal essays, reviews, short fiction, poetry and visual art twice annually. Featured Articles →

The Heart of the Hall was founded to elevate the pursuit of Seton Hall University to the spiritual and scholastic wealth of the Catholic intellectual tradition, and to inspire the hearts and minds of its readers. Featured Articles coming soon!

CANA aims to elevate and sustain important conversations across lines of difference, generating understanding and dialogue, and sharing Christian perspectives. CANA seeks the good of the University of Chicago’s campus and all of its members, choosing to love it by creating spaces for members to air their concerns and perspectives on important issues openly and safely, leading to transformative conversation and ultimately better understanding. Featured Articles coming soon!

Locust Walk (formerly Common Subjects and Lamp Post) presents the perspectives of faith and non-faith worldviews on questions of truth and purpose. Through active dialogue within the University of Pennsylvania, they seek to build relationships modeled after the life and teachings of Jesus Christ who informs their understanding of cultural engagement, reconciliation, and community. Featured Articles →

The Bowdoin Agathos aims to add a Christian perspective to the many other voices present on the Bowdoin campus, and to demonstrate the thoughtful side of followers of Christ in the community. The journal invites its readers to to consider the perspectives offered here openly and critically, giving serious consideration to its humble attempt to represent the great truths which have been proclaimed by Christians for two thousand years. Featured Articles →

St. Olaf Avodah takes its name from a Hebrew word that means both work and worship. It signifies the journal’s purpose and indicates their core beliefs: first, that their work at St. Olaf, academic study, is in dialogue with understanding and worship of God; second, that faith in Christ directs their ultimate vocational path in life and calls them to love and serve the neighbor. Featured Articles →

Revisions is an ecumenical journal of Christian thought committed to the process of faith in search of understanding. Through re-visioning the world through the life, death, resurrection, and glory of Jesus Christ, the journal aims to invigorate the intellectual possibility of a worldview centered on the Gospel, both at Princeton University and the world at large. Featured Articles →

Slant is a Five College Consortium (MA) journal of reason & faith founded in spring 2012 “to provide a space where the dialog between reason and faith can be advanced, and where the search for Truth can be properly explored.” The Five Colleges are Amherst College, Hampshire College, Mount Holyoke College, Smith College, and the University of Massachusetts Amherst. Featured Articles →