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York University's Esteemed Undergraduate Social Science Journal: Releases Volume III Showcasing Brilliant Student-led Publications

Updated: Jan 6

As the academic world continues to expand and evolve, it is vital that students are able to showcase their research and academic achievements. York University continues to champion this vision with the release of the third edition of its undergraduate social science journal, Writ of Certiorari. This initiative reflects a continued commitment to academic excellence and provides a platform for emerging scholars to share their insights and contribute meaningfully to their fields.

With the publication of the third edition of the Law and Society Students Association reaffirms its dedication to fostering a culture of inquiry, intellectual growth, and scholarly collaboration. This journal stands as a testament to the creativity, discipline, and critical thinking of York’s undergraduate community. Join us in celebrating this achievement and supporting the future of student-led research and academic dialogue.



 
 
 

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