The Globalist is Yale University’s only undergraduate international affairs quarterly. Unlike many similar magazines, the Globalist is written, edited, and published entirely by undergraduates. Some of our stories are based on students’ experiences abroad, while others are crafted and reported from our dorm rooms in New Haven.
Each issue of the Globalist centers around a theme chosen democratically by the group. Recent themes have included Cities, Death, Bordiers and Frontiers, and Journalism. The remainder of each magazine features articles on a variety of different subjects. Articles can cover almost any global topic, and recent pieces have ranged from an exploration of e-waste in Ghana to the politics and process behind measuring mountain ranges in South America.
The theme of the first issue of every year is the reporting trip that members of the Globalist take each spring. For more information about this year’s trip to Turkey (the reason for this blog!), see the About Our Trip page. And thanks for reading!
The Yale Globalist: Turkey Travel Blog 