“They” Is the New He or She: Queer Writing in Academic Journals
A few years ago, using the singular “they” as a gender-neutral pronoun was still largely considered grammatically incorrect. However, a growing acceptance of the singular “they” as a gender-neutral pronoun, particularly among LGBTQIA+ communities, was observed in recent years. Since the early 2010s, the singular “they” has become more common in everyday speech and writing. […]
Transforming Your Thesis into a Journal Article
While browsing through Facebook or Google, you’ve probably seen titles with surprising findings and statistics based on studies published online that immediately grabbed your attention. If you’ve wondered whether you can actually contribute a study of international repute and interest, then you should know it’s possible. An undergraduate or graduate thesis is a great starting […]
4 Things Authors Should Do before Submitting to a Journal
Submitting to journals can be a daunting task especially if it’s your first time. It can even be more intimidating when we’re talking about high-impact journals. But in every submission, there are a few steps that you should always do to increase your chances of getting published in a journal. Select an appropriate journal This […]
