Crime and Ethos: Carleton University Undergraduate Criminology Journal

 Crime and Ethos: Carleton Undergraduate Criminology Journal is student-run, creating a space to showcase elevated scholarship within the Undergraduate student body at Carleton University. Our journal articulates an ethos that makes sense of undergraduate beliefs and understandings of crime, expressed through our journal, exclusively composed of undergraduate scholarship and thought. Crime and Ethos provides an opportunity for students to further engage in critical interdisciplinary work and will prepare them for future research opportunities

Crime and Ethos is primarily invested in contemporary critical criminological review, highlighting undergraduate research and modern understandings of criminology and crime. The journal engages in discourse that scrutinizes criminological topics through critical reflections, artistic mediums (poems, drawings, paintings, and collages), book/journal reviews, and empirical research; submissions need not prescribe to traditional definitions of crime or injustice. Rather, the journal aims to uplift underrepresented voices through the student body. Contact us at cucjr.contact@gmail.com