This study aims to examine the views on women's education in that era and the contribution of the periodical, Talebe: Yeni Mektep, first published in the early years of the Second Constitutional Era, to the educational life of the period. Talebe: Yeni Mektep Journal is a journal that pursued the purpose of serving education and teaching, but its publication life was brief. The publication frequency of the journal, which was launched in the press world on February 1, 1327 at the Izmir Semseddin Printing House, was set to every fifteen days. The subscription fee was fifteen cents (kurus) and the price of one issue was thirty para. The owner and editor-in-chief of the journal was Mehmet Sirri (SANLI); the responsible director was Faik Semseddin Efendi. The journal's publication policy aims to make a significant contribution to every stage of student life, with the help of teachers and directors. The journal, which generally provides information about the education policies of the Second Constitutional Era, also includes a comparative analysis of the old and new education systems. This study aimed to examine and evaluate the contribution of the journal Talebe: Yeni Mektep to the educational life of that period and evaluate articles related to women's education.