An imposing large Georgian-era building, with a long white driveway and manicured treed front lot

Mystery, Adventure, Gender, and Medicine

Photo of 1960s style hospital.

How Louis Ziskind Helped Deinstitutionalize Mental Healthcare

Horizontal chromolithograph political poster showing five babies marching on the left. The right contains the title "Give Mother the Vote! Our Food, Our Health, Our Play, Our Homes, Our Schools, Our Work Are all regulated by Men's Votes. Think it over, and Give Mother the Vote!"

Interview with Elizabeth Garner Masarik on her book, The Sentimental State: How Women-Led Reform Built the American Welfare State (University of Georgia Press, 2024)

Drawing of a country house with two people on horseback and several South Asian servants standing in front.

“Mistreatment by Words and Blows”: Domestic Violence between Lived Realities and Colonial Meanings

Drawings of people using canes and guide dogs from the cover of The Country of the Blind by Andrew Leland.

Disability Rights and the Lived Experiences of Visual Impairment in The Country of the Blind: An Interview with Andrew Leland

A cropped image of a Black woman holding her knees to her chest.

Silenced Suffering: The Historical and Contemporary Plight of Black Women with Uterine Fibroids

Fitness accessories including gym shoes, fitness watch, and weights sit on a marble surface.

Clio in Motion

Two black men stand in front of a barn. One man holds a cotton swab to the spot where he has been given an injection.

All We Want is the Facts…Or Not

An older woman squatting with a kettle bell in a gym.

The Eternal Aesthetics of Youth

A sign reading "Love Asheville, Y'all Means All" with a rainbow heart in the background.

Y’all Means All: Past and Present LGBTQ+ Rights in the South