Inquiries Journal is pleased to announce a call for submissions for our annual special issue series. With an inaugural edition released in October 2020, the next issue of the High School Spotlight will be released in Spring 2021. This series highlights the research and academic pursuits of rising high school seniors from around the globe. Keep reading »

As of July 2020, Inquiries Journal has followed the lead of most other open-access academic publications in implementing an Author Publication Fee to better support the financial health of the journal for the long term. Keep reading »

The liberal arts and humanities teach students to think at an abstract level and to make connections that technology, so far, simply cannot emulate. These degrees teach more than just skills, but rather a way of thinking that will always have an important, strategic value—even in a marketplace that is based on scientific and technological development. Keep reading »

Why is there such a disconnect between our intentions and our actions? And, how can we predict who has the grit to succeed, if we can’t depend on what people tell us? Keep reading »

The name of our journal is changing to better reflect our growing base of contributors and to improve the experience of contributors and readers alike. Dustin Turin, publisher of Student Pulse, explains the change. Keep reading »

So, you want to use regression analysis in your paper? This guide presents a series of suggestions and considerations that you should take into account to avoid the most common pitfalls of using regression analysis in a paper for the first time. Keep reading »

From the 5th-8th July 2015, leaders from around the world gathered in Brisbane for the 10th Asia-Pacific Cities Summit and Mayors’ Forum. Representing The University of Queensland as Young Professional at the bi-yearly event, I engaged in an event that breached both cultural and generational gaps. Keep reading »

Group work is an inevitable part of most university courses and the ability to work well with other people is something all employers care about. While working on a group project can be incredibly rewarding, it can also present real challenges if you don't go in with the right mindset. Here are a few tips to make group work just a little bit easier! Keep reading »

Presentations have become an integral part of most university and college courses. While some students won’t think twice before getting up to speak in front of a room full of people, for others, the thought of being in the spotlight can become overwhelming. Here are a few tips which will hopefully help to make you feel as comfortable as possible before giving your next group or solo presentation! Keep reading »

In the darkest days of the graduate school “doldrums,” as you wade through readings and midterms and papers, it can be hard to recall why exactly you decided to go to grad school in the first place. Here are five tips for balancing your grad school workload with your personal life. Keep reading »