Saint Patrick. Thad Zajdowicz By Dr. Lisa Bitel / 01.16.2018 Professor of History and Religion Dornsife College of Letters, Arts...
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By Maite Gomez-Rejón / 02.12.2015 Food and sex are the most basic human drives. It’s no wonder that aphrodisiacs—food...
Hagia Sophia in Istanbul (then Constantinople) / Photo by Arild Vågen, Wikimedia Commons Edited by Matthew A. McIntosh...
Tiberius post-conservation on view at the Getty Villa. Statue of Tiberius (detail), Roman, A.D. 37, Bronze, 96 7/8...
By Dr. David Blanke Joe B. Frantz Associate Professor of History Texas A&M University-Corpus Christie Industrial Capitalism...
Illustration of the shooting, artist unknown. (Source: Norris Museum) Only once has a British Prime Minister been...
The Assassination of Julius Caesar, by Vincenzo Camuccini, 1804 / Galleria Nazionale d’Arte Moderna e Contemporanea via Wikimedia Commons...
A bust from the National Archaeological Museum in Naples depicts Julius Caesar, whose popularity skyrocketed after his...
By Dr. Scott Doublas Gerber, J.D. Professor of Law Pettit College of Law Ohio Northern University The...
Curated/Reviewed by Matthew A. McIntoshPublic HistorianBrewminate The requirement of proof beyond a reasonable doubt has this vital...
Wikimedia Commons (click image to enlarge) By Dr. Catherine Denial Associate Professor of History Knox College Common...
Frederic Bazille’s Studio 9 Rue de la Condamine (left) and Norman Rockwell’s Shuffleton’s Barber Shop (right). The...
Can Twitter improve students’ engagement with course materials? Lauren Ann JImerson, Author provided By Lauren Jimerson / 09.22.2015 PhD...
Photo by David Evers, Flickr, Creative Commons Like academic philosophy itself, the idea that philosophy and religion...
Edited by Matthew A. McIntosh / 03.12.2018 Historian Brewminate Editor-in-Chief Identifying the Boundaries Europe is a continent...
William James Bennett, “View of South Street, from Maiden Lane, New York City,” ca. 1827 / Metropolitan Museum...
Map Of Europe 1700 by Andrew Fare / Public Domain By Dr. Robert von Friedeburg / 12.03.2010...
Byzantine Fibula, ca. 430 (Metropolitan Museum of Art) By Rebecca Mir Grady / 08.08.2015 Art Historian Fibulae...
Ruins of the Oracle at Delphi / Wikimedia Commons Edited by Matthew A. McIntosh / 03.11.2018 Historian...
Burial cave in Sulawesi, Indonesia. All photos in this post courtesy of and © Paul Koudounaris Painted...
Mortuary railway station in Australia / Wikimedia Commons By Dr. Stephen E. Nash / 05.11.2017 Archaeologist and Historian of...
By Dr. Bryan C. Keene / 06.08.2015 Adjunct Professor of Art History Pepperdine University The recent Death Salon at the...
The limestone relief on this Roman sarcophagus, c. AD 190, depicts the Triumph of Dionysus. / Walters Art Museum A guide...
Baffling calendars, made-up quotes, and ominous livers underlie the story of Julius Caesar’s death. By Shelby Brown / 03.14.2014...
Detail of a corner panel from Mosaic Floor with a Bear Hunt, A.D. 300–400, Roman, from near Baiae,...
Edited by Matthew A. McIntosh / 03.03.2018 Historian Brewminate Editor-in-Chief Communication: History and Forms Introduction Before we...
President Lyndon Johnson signs a gun-control law in 1968—passed with the N.R.A / Public Domain Edited by...
In 1960, Billy Graham met with Maasai people while preaching throughout Africa. / James Burke, Getty Images...
the mid-19th century, brothels were just one among many businesses in Boston’s North End. / Bostonian Society...
By Dr. Kurt Von Daacke Professor of History and Assistant Dean University of Virginia Between June 19...