Perennial: The Undergraduate Environmental Journal of Berkeley

Q: Do I have to be a member to get published?

No. Each issue includes pieces by members as well as stand-alone submissions from the wider Berkeley community, so anyone at Berkeley can submit.

Q: What kinds of content does Perennial publish?

The journal publishes editorial articles, research papers, and art on a wide variety of environmental topics each semester.

Q: Do I need to be an environmental studies major to participate?

No. The journal welcomes diversity of identity and opinion in the field, and past published pieces span topics from climate science to food systems to sustainable business.

Q: How often does Perennial publish?

The journal publishes one issue each semester.

Environmental/Sustainability·Publications·Research

Perennial publishes a semesterly undergraduate journal covering environmental topics through editorial articles, research papers, and visual art. Members write and edit pieces for each issue, and the journal also accepts stand-alone submissions from the broader Berkeley community. Topics range from climate change and evolution to food systems and sustainable business. All perspectives are welcome, and contributors come from across majors and identities.

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