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Calls for Papers, Proposals and Conferences


Episteme (Denison University's International Undergraduate Journal of Philosophy) - Deadline: January 15, 2026

Episteme, Denison University's International Undergraduate Journal of Philosophy, is seeking submissions for Volume 37. Our entirely student-run editorial board will work closely with writers to prepare their paper for publication in the Fall.

We are also excited to announce the publication of the 36th Volume, which can be viewed here. Volume 36 touches on questions of gender, artificial intelligence, epistemology, semiotics, meaning, and what really matters at the end of the world. As always, we were thrilled to have received submissions from around the world and to have had the opportunity to support the diversity of ideas that undergraduate students offer.

Please submit papers, between 2,000 and 5,000 words, to our portal here: https://forms.gle/VKxC5g3MXcyBPErp6. Additionally, we have attached Call for Papers for Volume 37 of Episteme. Submission guidelines can be found hereAny inquiries may be directed to episteme@denison.edu.

All writers must submit their papers by January 15, 2026. We eagerly await your submissions! 

Episteme Call for Papers
Student Philosophy Journal (SPJ) - Submission accepted on a rolling basis

The Student Philosophy Journal (SPJ) is a peer-reviewed academic journal that serves as the premier space to publish philosophical scholarship at Toronto Metropolitan University.

As such, the SPJ is excited to announce a call for submissions to the second edition of the journal which will be published this year.

The SPJ is confident that there are many talented and passionate philosophy students within your department and the editors at the SPJ are looking forward to reading their submissions.

The SPJ promotes serious and sustained academic engagement in philosophy and upholds the values of diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility. Moreover, the SPJ aims to showcase the intellectual rigour and creativity of philosophy students by providing them with a platform to publish their works on a wide array of topics. For more information on the SPJ, please visit our website at: https://www.studentphilosophyjournal.ca/