Why Study the Ugliest Moments of American History? Reflections on Teaching Howard Zinn’s A People’s History of the United States
Study History: Help Save America’s Crumbling Infrastructure and Bring the Humanities Together with the STEM
Student Showcase – The Book that Started this Great War: Opening Eyes to Oppression One Page at a Time
Student Showcase – The Impact of the Great Depression Towards Rights and Responsibilities of Migrant Workers
Student Showcase – An Orwellian Interpretation of Stalin’s Responsibilities to Restrict Russian Rights
Student Showcase – Individual Rights vs. Medical Responsibility: Human Experimentation in the Name of Science
Student Showcase – The “Knock Knock Who is There” Moment for Japan: The Signing of the Treaty of Kanagawa in 1854
Student Showcase – A Turning Point in the Communication Age: The ARPANET, The Ancestor of the Modern Internet
The Eclipse of the Century: A Story of Science, Money, and Culture in Saharan Africa and the American Southwest
