As the University of Michigan’s Undergraduate Journal of Anthropology, our mission is to expand the visibility of anthropology on campus and elevate student scholarship, providing publishing opportunities to undergraduates. We are proud to be the only undergraduate journal recognized by the American Anthropological Association. As a multifaceted publication, we embrace work across all subfields of anthropology and strive to push the boundaries of conventional thought within the discipline.
Crossroads aims to increase our organization's visibility within the wider university community and foster connections between undergraduates and higher academia. We rely on student engagement (including editorial board recruitment) to continue functioning, and your generosity could help us execute the events necessary to keep our organization running over the next academic years.
About our Organization
As the University of Michigan’s Undergraduate Journal of Anthropology, "Crossroads" is committed to showcasing the voices, research, opinions, and perspectives of undergraduate students and the broader anthropology community. Our mission is to elevate student scholarship and expand the visibility of anthropology on campus. As a multifaceted publication, we embrace work across all subfields of anthropology and strive to push the boundaries of conventional thought within the discipline.
For the 2025–2026 academic year, we also aim to foster interdisciplinary collaboration and partnerships with other student organizations, promoting mutual learning, shared knowledge, and collective uplift.
