Dogs appeared several times during testimonies. By Dr. Bridget MarshallProfessor of EnglishUMass Lowell Introduction I teach a course...
Matthew McIntosh
From Rome’s public boards to Egypt’s buried jars, from ostraka to forbidden books, lists were instruments of...
Maxwell’s move to a minimum-security camp is not merely about comfort. It is about what justice means...
The fascination with hidden rosters today, whether in politics, finance, or scandal, reflects the same ancient anxiety....
Epstein may be gone, Maxwell imprisoned, but the ledger they left behind cannot be trusted. It tells...
Lives were destroyed not by trials alone but by the mere act of being named. The list...
If Republicans’ names are scrubbed and Democrats’ names are left to burn, then the files are no...
Culture has always been passed down from generation to generation—sometimes through stories, sometimes through rituals, sometimes through...
The assassination attempt triggered a wave of popular support for Mussolini, resulting in the passage of pro-Fascist...
21 leading Robespierrists were guillotined without trial in Paris. Introduction The fall of Maximilien Robespierre, or the...
By equating political opposition with existential threat, leaders constructed a framework in which violence became inevitable. The...
The far right’s violent speech is not a series of slips. It is a method that prepares...
The Ku Klux Klan during Reconstruction was more than a vigilante group. It was a cultural movement...
The Evergreen High School shooting is more than a tragedy. It is a reminder that ideas have...
The story of the Blackshirts and Brownshirts is not merely about uniforms and marches. It is about...
Right-wing extremism online is not a shadow phenomenon. It is part of the digital landscape, adapting to...
Imagine two businesses with identical revenue. One pays the full statutory tax rate. The other keeps a...
Personalizing your cannabis treatment is about creating a plan that fits your body, your symptoms, and your...
Artificial intelligence has rapidly shifted from being a futuristic concept to a daily reality. From recommendation engines...
What “dance” meant in the Byzantine context is not always clear. By Dr. Leslie BrubakerProfessor Emerita of...
Dance was thus one of many behaviours used in a constant renegotiation of where everyone stood in...
At long last, the archaeologists could confirm that the pharaoh was still inside the tomb and that...
A Black cowboy, George McJunkin, found a site that would transform scientific views about the deep history...
‘Wabi’ and ‘sabi’ are Japanese words with long histories. By Dr. Paul S. AtkinsProfessor of JapaneseUniversity of...
The hymn was preserved orally because it had become a popular song and was finally committed to...
Tea was traded as currency, consumed as sustenance, elevated as ritual, and debated as medicine. Its journey...
Tea is both ordinary and extraordinary. It connects continents, sustains economies, and anchors traditions. Yet every harvest...
The eighteenth century was the crucible of coffee’s New World history. What began with a few transplanted...
In the steaming cup on the table lies a microcosm of the climate struggle itself. To save...
Beer in nineteenth-century America was never just about drinking. It was about identity, industry, labor, politics, and...