[Spoiler alert for PBS’s Mercy Street] Like just about every other Civil War historian out there, I’ve been following PBS’s […]

[Spoiler alert for PBS’s Mercy Street] Like just about every other Civil War historian out there, I’ve been following PBS’s […]
Historians, journalists, and public health officials have begun to call Zika the new rubella (German measles). When a pregnant woman […]
Last month, a handful of Irish women and men left Dublin on a unique bus tour. For two days, they […]
When Robert Lewis Dear Jr. was finally taken into custody after opening fire on a Colorado Springs, Colorado Planned Parenthood […]
In November of 1866, a minor sensation rocked the Albany area following the death of the young widow Elizabeth Dunham, […]
Two recent events have made me return to my favorite TV show of all time, Friday Night Lights, a well-written […]
There seems to be some confusion about what the controversial term “the Republican war on women” actually means. Most became […]
“I feel like nobody should have to experience anything in life without sharing it. I feel like through our experiences […]
Two women’s deaths resulting from clandestine abortions recently shocked the city of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. In August 2014, 27-year-old […]
This summer I worked with Professor Carolyn Herbst Lewis and three other students on a research project in which we […]
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