Waterloo Historical Review

About the Journal

The Waterloo Historical Review is a distinguished annual journal, a unique initiative conceived, written, edited, and published by students at the University of Waterloo and other participating institutions. It serves as a platform to highlight and disseminate the scholarly work of undergraduate History students, offering them a rare and inspiring opportunity to contribute meaningfully to the field of historical research.

The journal’s primary objective is to celebrate and enhance the visibility of undergraduate research projects, a testament to the intellectual rigour and diverse perspectives of emerging historians. By providing a formal avenue for the publication of original research, critical analyses, and historiographical studies, the Waterloo Historical Review fosters a deeper engagement with historical scholarship and supports the academic growth of its contributors.

The journal amplifies undergraduate researchers ' voices through its unwavering commitment to high academic standards and peer review. This dedication ensures that the broader academic community is enriched with fresh insights and innovative approaches to historical inquiry. As an annual publication, it stands as a testament to the vibrant and dynamic research conducted by History students at the University of Waterloo.