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The Library
by Katie Ireland Kuiper, 29, Ph.D. Candidate
Overlooked Histories
by Kristen Wilson 30 years old, history teacher in Albemarle County, Virginia
Live with a Humanities Mindset!
by Kenneth, 20, student at Texas A&M University
Capacious Language in Romeo and Juliet
by Morgan Shaw, 23, Graduate Student
Historical Perspectives
by Judy Lindquist, 59 years old, Educator and Author and 2018-19 Teacher Advisory Council member
Playground Playdates: The rhythm and data of double Dutch
by Shimira Williams, 42, Integration Specialist
Nola
by Melissa Tracy, 34, Social Studies Teacher
Where Dreams Were Made and Humanistic Visions Forged
by Stephen G. Hall, Alcorn State University
Statues and the Shapeshifting of History
by Julia Nguyen, historian and grant-maker
The Beginning of Something Brilliant
by Lincoln El-Amin, English major at Texas A&M University
Damaged Goods? Learning about (Mis)information about Sexuality in the Clinic
by Jessica Herling, 27, Sociology and Women's and Gender Studies graduate student
Parts Unknown, or How a Great Mind Taught Us to Be Better
by Sorya Or, 42, High school Social Studies teacher
Pre-verbal Sketching
by David Roh, 41, Associate Professor of English
Turning Historical Events into Modern Reflective Inquiries
by Josh Britton, 23, High School History Teacher
Humans Give Meaning to the World
by Craig Perrier (46). Educator, curriculum specialist, teacher, adjunct, and digital history project designer.
Ramble On
by Frank Lacopo, 27, Ph.D. Candidate in History, Penn State University
The Fish on Marchmont Street
by Mitra Sharafi, 47, legal historian at the University of Wisconsin-Madison
Hamilton and the Performance of Poetry
by Thomas Scherer, Consultant, Spencer Capital Holdings
Renting with Romans
by Jacob Brakebill, 27, Ph.D. Candidate
El yawar punchau verdadero: The time I discovered Jose Maria Arguedas
by Carlos A. Tello Barreda, 36, Ph.D. candidate in Native American Studies
Learning How to Read a Poem
by Janet Napolitano, President of the University of California
A Personal Perspective on Journalism in the 20th Century
by Betty Debnam, journalist and founder of the Mini Page
A History of Redevelopments
by Ari Green, 27, Doctoral Student and Archival Processing Assistant
When Breath Becomes Air
by Robert D. Newman, President and Director, National Humanities Center
Learning By Myself
by Anonymous
Set On a Path by Socrates
by Thérèse Cory, associate professor of philosophy at Notre Dame University
Feeling the American Revolution
by Steve Oreskovic, Charlotte-Mecklenburg School District
The Power Public Knowledge has for the Humanities
by Chaney Hill, 25, PhD Graduate student in English, Literature at Rice University
“Fern Hill”: the fleeting, eternal magnificence of Innocence
by Carl Rosin, 51, teacher
For the First Time It Felt Like Someone Was Writing About Me
by Justin Parmenter, Charlotte Mecklenburg School District, NC