• JUR: Journal of Undergraduate Research (University of Florida)

"The Journal of Undergraduate Research strives to publish outstanding scholarship of undergraduates at the University of Florida and showcases the work of the University Scholars."

• MURJ: MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) Undergraduate Research Journal

"The MIT Undergraduate Research Journal (MURJ) is a student-run, nonprofit journal that showcases the research of MIT undergraduate students.  We hope that this interdisciplinary publication will serve as a forum for debate and discovery, through which our readers may explore the intersection of scientific research and public policies."

• Undergraduate Research Journal (Indiana University South Bend)

"The IUSB Undergraduate Research Journal, published each spring, is an interdisciplinary journal of undergraduate research written, edited, peer-reviewed, and published by students of Indiana University South Bend.  Papers written by IUSB undergraduates from all disciplines are eligible for publication, including papers written independently or for classes."

• The Undergraduate Research Journal (North Carolina State University)

"The Journal showcases undergraduate research and creative projects from all departments at N.C. State.  All papers are faculty-mentored and peer-reviewed.  The Journal is student-run, so comments and feedback from the student body are encouraged."

• Undergraduate Research Journal (University of Texas at Austin)"

A student-edited, multi-disciplinary journal of undergraduate research at the University of Texas at Austin."  Click on the "Journals" link at the top of the page for access to articles.

• VURJ: Vanderbuilt University Research Journal

"Dedicated to the publication of outstanding scholarship by all undergraduates in every academic discipline. Led by the Faculty Advisory Board, the Journal conforms to the highest standards of scholastic integrity in a blind, peer review process conducted by distinguished students in the undergraduate, professional, and graduate schools."