StMU Research Scholars

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

StMU Research Scholars

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

Everyone’s Aquifer: How a Salamander saved San Antonio’s water

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Aztec Sacrifices, Evil? Or Misunderstood?

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Hola, Adiós y Todo lo Demás

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The Dangers of Blurred Latino/a/x Terms in Media

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Horace Mann: A Man Behind Public Education

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William Henry Harrison: Winning a Presidency with Log Cabins and Hard Cider

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The First Champion

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El uso de las groserías entre los mexicanos

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John Chapman: The Real Story of Johnny Appleseed

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Femme Fatale: Women During Hammurabi

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Robert Smalls and his Daring Escape from Slavery by Sea

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Pilgrimage, Penance, and Revolution: Cesar Chavez

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Rolihlahla Mandela

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Erika Andiola & Raices

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The First Great Act of Political Violence in Rome

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The Renewable Natural Gas Revolution

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¡Qué pedo! ¡Porque huele tan feo!

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Maria de Socorro Gonzalez "Choco" Meza

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Gloria Steinem's Journey

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Inequality in Women's Soccer

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Latest Publications in History

African Diaspora Studies

Robert Smalls and his Daring Escape from Slavery by Sea
by Rafael Portillo
Richer than Jordan, Renaldo, and Musk Combined: King Musa of Mali Set on a Voyage to Earn What Not Even He Could Buy!
by Dallasstar Johnson
"That's too much power for one man to have": Malcolm X, The Man Who Stared Down the Police
by Amelie Rivas-Berlanga

American Studies

Horace Mann: A Man Behind Public Education
by Emily Rodriguez
William Henry Harrison: Winning a Presidency with Log Cabins and Hard Cider
by Laura Poole
The First Champion
by Jace Nicolet

East Asian Studies

Genghis Khan: A Warrior, a Strategist, and an Empire Builder
by Samuel Vega
Over the Moon: How A Story of Overcoming Grief Tells Chinese Culture Well
by Theresa Muller
The Upbringing of Genghis Khan
by Abigail Delarosa
See all articles here

European Studies

The Columbus Controversy and His Findings in the New World
by Esteban Serrano
The Problem of Hernan Cortes' Ambiguous Authority
by Kelly Guadalupe Arevalo
Michelangelo and the Truth Behind the Sistine Chapel
by Aurora Torres

Latin American Studies

Aztec Sacrifices, Evil? Or Misunderstood?
by Ana Barrientos
The Dangers of Blurred Latino/a/x Terms in Media
by Anna Boone
Maria de Socorro Gonzalez "Choco" Meza
by Maria Belen Cervera

South Asian Studies

Bangladesh's Digital Boom
by Valeria Varela
A Dangerous Request: Mother Teresa's Call to Calcutta
by Edith Santos Sevilla
Micro-Loans, Macro-Impacts: The Grameen Bank of Bangladesh Transforms Lives
by Auroara-Juhl Nikkels

Writings from Our History Majors

Award-Winning History Articles

Trending in History

Online Exam Proctoring: The Dark Side of Student Privacy and Health
by Azariel Del Carmen
Comments:90
Brujeria: Cultural & Religious Fusion
by Karla Cardenas
Comments:85
Nobody wins: Child’s brutal death ended with more questions than justice
by Kimberly Rubio
Comments:81
Aunt Jemima: Then and Now
by Carly Bagley
Comments:66
She’s Made of Plastic, It’s Fantastic! How Barbie's Maker Used "Imagination For Her Creation"
by Eva Lizarraga
Comments:56
Goodbye Paper Money and Hello Bitcoin
by Carlos Cortes
Comments:55

Graduates Work in History

From Punk to Pop: The Go-Go's Legacy
by Cristal Mendez
Out of a Tiger Cage and into a SEAL Kill House: The Shared Mindsets of Tiger Woods and US Navy SEAL Operators
by Ed Paniagua
Coal Miner's Slaughter: Union Massacres and Health Disparities in Appalachia
by Gwyn Hartung
Aunt Jemima: Then and Now
by Carly Bagley
The Ballet Folklórico de México: A Vehicle of National Identity
by Victoria Villaseñor
His Truth is Marching On: Judy Garland's Tribute to John F. Kennedy
by Cristal Mendez

Featured History Field

European Studies

See all articles here

Everyone’s Aquifer: How a Salamander saved San Antonio’s water

Posted by

Aztec Sacrifices, Evil? Or Misunderstood?

Posted by

Hola, Adiós y Todo lo Demás

Posted by

The Dangers of Blurred Latino/a/x Terms in Media

Posted by

Horace Mann: A Man Behind Public Education

Posted by

William Henry Harrison: Winning a Presidency with Log Cabins and Hard Cider

Posted by

The First Champion

Posted by

El uso de las groserías entre los mexicanos

Posted by

John Chapman: The Real Story of Johnny Appleseed

Posted by

Femme Fatale: Women During Hammurabi

Posted by

Robert Smalls and his Daring Escape from Slavery by Sea

Posted by

Pilgrimage, Penance, and Revolution: Cesar Chavez

Posted by

Rolihlahla Mandela

Posted by

Erika Andiola & Raices

Posted by

The First Great Act of Political Violence in Rome

Posted by

The Renewable Natural Gas Revolution

Posted by

¡Qué pedo! ¡Porque huele tan feo!

Posted by

Maria de Socorro Gonzalez "Choco" Meza

Posted by

Gloria Steinem's Journey

Posted by

Inequality in Women's Soccer

Posted by

Latest History Publications

See all articles here

African Diaspora Studies

Robert Smalls and his Daring Escape from Slavery by Sea
by Rafael Portillo
Richer than Jordan, Renaldo, and Musk Combined: King Musa of Mali Set on a Voyage to Earn What Not Even He Could Buy!
by Dallasstar Johnson
"That's too much power for one man to have": Malcolm X, The Man Who Stared Down the Police
by Amelie Rivas-Berlanga

American Studies

Horace Mann: A Man Behind Public Education
by Emily Rodriguez
William Henry Harrison: Winning a Presidency with Log Cabins and Hard Cider
by Laura Poole
The First Champion
by Jace Nicolet

East Asian Studies

Genghis Khan: A Warrior, a Strategist, and an Empire Builder
by Samuel Vega
Over the Moon: How A Story of Overcoming Grief Tells Chinese Culture Well
by Theresa Muller
The Upbringing of Genghis Khan
by Abigail Delarosa

European Studies

The Columbus Controversy and His Findings in the New World
by Esteban Serrano
The Problem of Hernan Cortes' Ambiguous Authority
by Kelly Guadalupe Arevalo
Michelangelo and the Truth Behind the Sistine Chapel
by Aurora Torres

Latin American Studies

Aztec Sacrifices, Evil? Or Misunderstood?
by Ana Barrientos
The Dangers of Blurred Latino/a/x Terms in Media
by Anna Boone
Maria de Socorro Gonzalez "Choco" Meza
by Maria Belen Cervera

South Asian Studies

Bangladesh's Digital Boom
by Valeria Varela
A Dangerous Request: Mother Teresa's Call to Calcutta
by Edith Santos Sevilla
Micro-Loans, Macro-Impacts: The Grameen Bank of Bangladesh Transforms Lives
by Auroara-Juhl Nikkels

Award-Winning History Articles

Trending in History

Online Exam Proctoring: The Dark Side of Student Privacy and Health
by Azariel Del Carmen
Comments:90
Brujeria: Cultural & Religious Fusion
by Karla Cardenas
Comments:85
Nobody wins: Child’s brutal death ended with more questions than justice
by Kimberly Rubio
Comments:81
Aunt Jemima: Then and Now
by Carly Bagley
Comments:66
She’s Made of Plastic, It’s Fantastic! How Barbie's Maker Used "Imagination For Her Creation"
by Eva Lizarraga
Comments:56
Goodbye Paper Money and Hello Bitcoin
by Carlos Cortes
Comments:55

Graduates Work in History

From Punk to Pop: The Go-Go's Legacy
by Cristal Mendez
Out of a Tiger Cage and into a SEAL Kill House: The Shared Mindsets of Tiger Woods and US Navy SEAL Operators
by Ed Paniagua
Coal Miner's Slaughter: Union Massacres and Health Disparities in Appalachia
by Gwyn Hartung
Aunt Jemima: Then and Now
by Carly Bagley
The Ballet Folklórico de México: A Vehicle of National Identity
by Victoria Villaseñor
His Truth is Marching On: Judy Garland's Tribute to John F. Kennedy
by Cristal Mendez

Featured History Field

European Studies

See all articles here

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