Tales from the Archives I: Manuscripts from James II and VII
Diplomats are probably aware that we have an archives section in Martin Library. However they are less likely to know the specific contents which lie therein. Some of the most…
Behind the Cover: The Collective Narrative In College Yearbooks
Yearbooks are vivid tapestries of shared experiences, a lasting illustration of a collective narrative that reveals the nature of human connection and experience. Each photograph and inscription weave together the…
OP-ED: WHITEWASHED HISTORY NEEDS TO BE ADDRESSED IN SCHOOLS NATIONWIDE
By Olivia Schmid || Layout Assistant It’s insane how much perspective one gains once they graduate high school and move into the big “scary” world of college (and for those…
Is historical fiction an effective tool or a genre fraught with bias and exaggeration?
By Abigail Dotterer || Contributing Writer I’m a history buff. I am at the point that I can tell you random facts about different events off the top of my…