The ''Union Seminary Quarterly Review'' was a quarterly

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covering

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. The Union Seminary Quarterly Review published its first issue in 1945. The masthead page of the first issue announced the journal as a replacement for the student-published Union Review (which ran from 1939 to 1945) and the Alumni Bulletin. The journal ran until 2016. The last

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was Jason Wyman.

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* Religious studies journals Publications established in 1939 English-language journals Quarterly journals Academic journals edited by students {{Union Theological Seminary (New York City)