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Aunt Jemima: Then and Now

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Mexico's Hidden Epidemic

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Liberian Wonder Women Win Peace!

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Trapped In Tha Game: Women of Color Silenced by the High Power Structure: Who will Tell Their Story?

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Making History: The First Female Athlete to Run the Boston Marathon

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De "Hola" a "안녕하세요": El aprendizaje del coreano por los hispanohablantes

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Valley vs. Fresa: Are They Similar?

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“May I Have Some Beer?” vs. “Beer!”: The Different Pragmatics Between Cultures

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Laika: Champion of Space Travel and Much More

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J.R.R. Tolkien: The Man, the Myth, the Legend

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Gangsta Rap and The Betrayal to the Community

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2016 NBA Finals: The Impossible Becomes Possible

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Judy Heumann and the 504 Sit-Ins: The Longest Occupation of a Federal Building

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How COVID-19 amplified the racial disparities in the U.S. healthcare system by further limiting language access

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Emma Tenayuca & The Pecan Shellers' Strike of 1938

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La Pasionaria: The Successes and Exile of Emma Tenayuca’s Fight for Social Justice

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The Ballet Folklórico de México: A Vehicle of National Identity

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Diving into the World of Autism: Language & Communication

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Have Mexico and Canada Been More Progressive than the United States Regarding Minimum Wages?

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A Hidden Figure: Mary W. Jackson

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His Truth is Marching On: Judy Garland's Tribute to John F. Kennedy

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King Sejong the Great: The Mastermind Behind the "People's Script"

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Rachel Carson and DDT: The Battle for Environmental Safety

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Bangladesh's Digital Boom

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El Valenciano: ¿Una barrera o una oportunidad lingüística?

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Just A Concussion? Or More Than That?: The Unknown Dangers Behind Football

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The C Programming Language: Its Popularization and Impact on Modern Computing

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Teddy and a Splendid Little War

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Hank Aaron's Journey to the Top

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Naturally Disastrous Implications: 2010 Haiti Earthquake

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african diaspora studies

Aunt Jemima: Then and Now
by Carly Bagley
Liberian Wonder Women Win Peace!
by Allison Grijalva
Gangsta Rap and The Betrayal to the Community
by Christopher McClinton
A Hidden Figure: Mary W. Jackson
by Soleil Armijo
Hank Aaron's Journey to the Top
by Blake Hatt
Rwanda Climbs One Hill After Another, But Can It Politically Transition Without Falling?
by Raul Colunga

american studies

Aunt Jemima: Then and Now
by Carly Bagley
Trapped In Tha Game: Women of Color Silenced by the High Power Structure: Who will Tell Their Story?
by Christopher McClinton
Making History: The First Female Athlete to Run the Boston Marathon
by Vivian Urrutia
Valley vs. Fresa: Are They Similar?
by Ana Lucía Jiménez de la Garza
Gangsta Rap and The Betrayal to the Community
by Christopher McClinton
2016 NBA Finals: The Impossible Becomes Possible
by Haik Tatevosyan

east asian studies

De "Hola" a "안녕하세요": El aprendizaje del coreano por los hispanohablantes
by Mariana Mata
King Sejong the Great: The Mastermind Behind the "People's Script"
by Mariana Mata
The Enola Gay Dropping A Big ol' A-Bomb: The Start of the Nuclear Age
by Destiny Lucero
The I-400: A Weapon Behind Its Time.
by Aaron Peters
The Mandate of Heaven
by Victoria Sanchez
More

european studies

Laika: Champion of Space Travel and Much More
by Mia Gonzales
El Valenciano: ¿Una barrera o una oportunidad lingüística?
by Daniel Gimena
The Balkanization of Georgia: Democratization Brings War
by Rhys Kennedy
A Woman on the Rostrum: The Revolutionary Tale of Olympe de Gouges
by Madeline Emke
"Ite et Vos": The origins of the modern Franciscan legacy
by Roberto Macias-Marin
The White Devil: The Story of the Finnish White Army and its Leader
by Trenton Boudreaux

latin-american-studies

Mexico's Hidden Epidemic
by Camila Garcia
Valley vs. Fresa: Are They Similar?
by Ana Lucía Jiménez de la Garza
“May I Have Some Beer?” vs. “Beer!”: The Different Pragmatics Between Cultures
by Malleigh Ebel
How COVID-19 amplified the racial disparities in the U.S. healthcare system by further limiting language access
by Samantha Ruvalcaba
Emma Tenayuca & The Pecan Shellers' Strike of 1938
by Paul Garza
La Pasionaria: The Successes and Exile of Emma Tenayuca’s Fight for Social Justice
by Camryn Blackmon

middle eastern studies

Iraqi Youth Movement Pressures Government for Meaningful Change
by Grace Frey
The Canadian Caper – The Most Audacious Rescue in History
by Stephen Talik
Zoroastrianism and the Cosmic Conflict between Good and Evil
by Jezel Luna

south asia 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
Revenge and Statecraft: India's Spymaster
by Steven Hale
Becoming The Buddha Part II: Enlightenment
by Christian Lozano
The Upanishads: Foundations for Hinduism
by Priscilla Reyes

trending in history

Nobody wins: Child’s brutal death ended with more questions than justice
by Kimberly Rubio
Comments:55
The White Devil: The Story of the Finnish White Army and its Leader
by Trenton Boudreaux
Comments:47
"I Will Always Love You": The Dolly Parton and Porter Wagoner Love Story
by Carly Bagley
Comments:27
Argentina Dirty War: 30,000 Disappeared - the Fight for Remembrance
by Aaron Sandoval
Comments:26
Aunt Jemima: Then and Now
by Carly Bagley
Comments:24
All Roads Lead to Rome: General Mark Clark's Journey to the Eternal City
by Santos Mencio
Comments:21

The History Graduate Corner

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
Hank Aaron's Journey to the Top
by Blake Hatt
The Hondo Hurricane and the "Shot Heard 'Round the World"
by Gwyn Hartung
Lydia Mendoza, a Pioneer in Mexican Popular Culture
by Victoria Villaseñor

Our history majors

african diaspora studies

Aunt Jemima: Then and Now
by Carly Bagley
Liberian Wonder Women Win Peace!
by Allison Grijalva
Gangsta Rap and The Betrayal to the Community
by Christopher McClinton
A Hidden Figure: Mary W. Jackson
by Soleil Armijo
Hank Aaron's Journey to the Top
by Blake Hatt
Rwanda Climbs One Hill After Another, But Can It Politically Transition Without Falling?
by Raul Colunga

american studies

Aunt Jemima: Then and Now
by Carly Bagley
Trapped In Tha Game: Women of Color Silenced by the High Power Structure: Who will Tell Their Story?
by Christopher McClinton
Making History: The First Female Athlete to Run the Boston Marathon
by Vivian Urrutia
Valley vs. Fresa: Are They Similar?
by Ana Lucía Jiménez de la Garza
Gangsta Rap and The Betrayal to the Community
by Christopher McClinton
2016 NBA Finals: The Impossible Becomes Possible
by Haik Tatevosyan

east asian studies

De "Hola" a "안녕하세요": El aprendizaje del coreano por los hispanohablantes
by Mariana Mata
King Sejong the Great: The Mastermind Behind the "People's Script"
by Mariana Mata
The Enola Gay Dropping A Big ol' A-Bomb: The Start of the Nuclear Age
by Destiny Lucero
The I-400: A Weapon Behind Its Time.
by Aaron Peters
The Mandate of Heaven
by Victoria Sanchez

european studies

Laika: Champion of Space Travel and Much More
by Mia Gonzales
El Valenciano: ¿Una barrera o una oportunidad lingüística?
by Daniel Gimena
The Balkanization of Georgia: Democratization Brings War
by Rhys Kennedy
A Woman on the Rostrum: The Revolutionary Tale of Olympe de Gouges
by Madeline Emke
"Ite et Vos": The origins of the modern Franciscan legacy
by Roberto Macias-Marin
The White Devil: The Story of the Finnish White Army and its Leader
by Trenton Boudreaux

latin american studies

Mexico's Hidden Epidemic
by Camila Garcia
Valley vs. Fresa: Are They Similar?
by Ana Lucía Jiménez de la Garza
“May I Have Some Beer?” vs. “Beer!”: The Different Pragmatics Between Cultures
by Malleigh Ebel
How COVID-19 amplified the racial disparities in the U.S. healthcare system by further limiting language access
by Samantha Ruvalcaba
Emma Tenayuca & The Pecan Shellers' Strike of 1938
by Paul Garza
La Pasionaria: The Successes and Exile of Emma Tenayuca’s Fight for Social Justice
by Camryn Blackmon

middle eastern studies

Iraqi Youth Movement Pressures Government for Meaningful Change
by Grace Frey
The Canadian Caper – The Most Audacious Rescue in History
by Stephen Talik
Zoroastrianism and the Cosmic Conflict between Good and Evil
by Jezel Luna

south asia 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
Revenge and Statecraft: India's Spymaster
by Steven Hale
Becoming The Buddha Part II: Enlightenment
by Christian Lozano
The Upanishads: Foundations for Hinduism
by Priscilla Reyes

Our history majors

trending in history

Nobody wins: Child’s brutal death ended with more questions than justice
by Kimberly Rubio
Comments:55
The White Devil: The Story of the Finnish White Army and its Leader
by Trenton Boudreaux
Comments:47
"I Will Always Love You": The Dolly Parton and Porter Wagoner Love Story
by Carly Bagley
Comments:27
Argentina Dirty War: 30,000 Disappeared - the Fight for Remembrance
by Aaron Sandoval
Comments:26
Aunt Jemima: Then and Now
by Carly Bagley
Comments:24
All Roads Lead to Rome: General Mark Clark's Journey to the Eternal City
by Santos Mencio
Comments:21

The Graduate Corner

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
Hank Aaron's Journey to the Top
by Blake Hatt
The Hondo Hurricane and the "Shot Heard 'Round the World"
by Gwyn Hartung
Lydia Mendoza, a Pioneer in Mexican Popular Culture
by Victoria Villaseñor

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