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About This Journal

Anthós is a student-run, faculty-reviewed journal that publishes outstanding academic work produced by Portland State University Honors College undergraduate students. Anthós offers PSU Honors students an opportunity to experience the journal submission and publication process.

Anthós offers PSU Honors students the opportunity to experience the journal submission process and participate in scholarly research by providing a channel for the publication of original writing and research.

We are proud to provide Honors students with a way to publish their original writing and research. Anthós also gives access to an audience beyond professors to appreciate their insights and dedicated work. As of 2024, issues are now accessible both digitally and in print.

“Anthós” derives from the Greek word for a shoot, sprout, bud, or blossom. Thus, each essay is but one branch of a growing and blossoming tradition of exceptional undergraduate studies at PSU.


Our Mission

Our mission is to provide PSU Honors students of all academic disciplines the opportunity to publish innovative and rigorous research. While working with us, authors will experience the submission, peer-review, and revision process.

What kind of work does Anthós publish?
The articles featured in Anthós represent a broad range of academic disciplines. All articles are written by Portland State University Honors College students, and many originate as papers written for students’ courses (in both Honors and non-Honors courses). The main goal of each issue is to feature articles that best represent our community’s research and stimulate scholarly discourse. Every submission is carefully reviewed in order to meet this standard.

The goal of each issue is to feature articles that best represent and highlight the rigorous scholarship and hard work of Honors students at PSU.


Policies: Submission Guidelines

Prior issues: Anthós (1990-1996)