Rebecca Brown·Oct 11A Public Historian’s RoleThere seems to be a real lack of interest in history as of late. With the changing digital landscape and continuing prevalence of AI…
Resilient Roots, Written Forward·Sep 30I Didn’t Know I Would Miss HimWhat a historian who briefly crossed my path taught me about opportunity, memory, and the people who leave marks on our lives
Resilient Roots, Written Forward·Sep 22The Emotional Labor of RememberingWhat It Means to Carry the Stories Other People Have Forgotten
Resilient Roots, Written Forward·Sep 15The Stories That Begin as HeartSeedsWhy I’ve Learned to Pay Attention to the Little Things That Refuse to Leave Me
lara kelland·Sep 14a tale of two conferences…This week, I will be attending the AASLH/NCPH conference in Providence, RI. As usual, I’m quite excited. I’ve got my beloved group text…
Rebecca Troyer·Sep 8So Many Introductions, So Little TimeAt this point in the semester, I feel as though I have introduced myself at least 8–10 times to numerous classes and student organizations…A response icon1A response icon1
Rebecca Troyer·Sep 4Introducing: The (hopefully) Soon-to-Be Public Historian… and the Coffee-Flavored Water.Bring it on.
Jonathan França·Aug 11O Sabá Negro, mutilação fabril e as lágrimas de TucídidesJonathan de França Pereira*
Tom Torma·Aug 11The Stories We BuryWhy a fictional grave may teach us more about preserving history than a thousand archaeological reports.
