The “Unity” newspaper, published by the National Turkish Students Union (MTTB), started publication life in Istanbul on July 2, 1933 and till its last edition was printed out on August 4, 1934, the collection reached 14 issues in sum. Being published based on the mission of strengthening the sense of spiritual, ideological and doctrinal solidarity among the youth, the “Unity” was most particularly prominent for its nationalist discourse. Once in a while, their nationalist discourse drew the attention of the government, and sometimes it even caused contradiction. Several articles were written out in the “Unity”, featuring the current issues in the country besides on many topics such as nationalism, foreign policies, foreign capital and corporations, foreign schools, and Freemasonry. Sometimes their tone was highly violent. Through this study, all editions of the “Unity” newspaper were reviewed. By means of the articles published, we sought to highlight the publication policies, style of addressing particular set of topics and their reactions besides clarifying the effect of the newspaper on how the ideas of the National Turkish Students Union (MTTB) were conveyed to the public.