StMU Research Scholars

Featuring Scholarly Research, Writing, and Media at St. Mary's University

History

Juan Rulfo

“Nos han dado la tierra”: Versión Spanglish

Maurissio Gonzalez

Billie Jean King: La reina de la cancha

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Prophet Muhammads conquest back to Mecca

Jesse Turnquist

The Plague of Justinian: A City of Death

Zachary Seader
The face of Sojourner Truth is depicted in this vivid picture, with brilliant colors that exude life and energy. Butterflies surround her, signifying change and freedom. Truth's influence on the struggle for civil rights and her lasting legacy are reflected by the play of colors and the inclusion of butterflies. Her energy, as well as the hope and change she brought about in the world, are depicted in the picture. (Ashley Longshore)

From Shadows bound by chains to Sunrises freed by Truth: A Black Woman’s Triumph in a White Man’s Court

Michaell Alonzo

When Words Became Weapons: Lincoln’s ‘House Divided’ Speech and the Fight for America’s Soul.

Tri Ma

From Triumvir to Tragedy: The Fall of Mark Antony

Aalyah Maisonet

The Poet’s Paradox: Conflicted Desires of Anne Bradstreet

Myriam Castro

Hyena In Petticoats: Wollstonecraft and 18th Century Feminism

Theresa Muller

5 Ways Fenty Beauty Set the Standard for Inclusivity, Empowerment and Innovation

Gabriella Sauceda

The History of Diabetes

Maximus Escobedo

A General’s Dilemma: Lee and the Civil War

Pedro Alvarez Rivero

The Exile of El Cid: From the shame of one moment to the glory of a lifetime

Pedro Alvarez Rivero

Stonewall’s Stand: How the First Battle of Bull Run Shaped the Civil War

Moiz Khawaja

Lock him up and throw away the key: How one man’s protest led to a revolution

Julia Camacho

Little Women: The Life of Louisa May Alcott During the Creation of Her Beloved Novel

Valentina Gaona Caceres

Dots, Dashes, and Discovery: Samuel Morse’s Invention of Communication

Taylor Wilczek

Diabetes-Friendly South Asian Diets: Balancing Tradition and Health

Abdullah Shahul Hameed

A Dialogue with Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass

Kimberly Dunegan

Yellow Fever’s Grasp

Jennifer Rodriguez