History Archive
Jennifer LeMesurier, Colgate University – Knitting as Protest
Can knitting be used as an act of defiance? Jennifer LeMesurier, professor of writing and rhetoric
14/3/2018
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Raymond Boisvert, Siena College – 200th Publication Anniversary of Frankenstein
Everyone knows the Frankenstein legend, right? Raymond Boisvert, professor of philosophy at Siena College, takes a
12/3/2018
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Leigh Ann Wheeler, Binghamton University – ERA during the #MeToo Movement Era
Can the MeToo era usher in equal rights for women in America? Leigh Ann Wheeler, professor
5/1/2018
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Cindy Strong, Cornell College – Pottery and Chemistry
Can chemistry help us better understand the past? Cindy Strong, professor of chemistry at Cornell College,
12/12/2017
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Casey Andrews, Whitworth University – Peace Literature
Artists of the future can look to the past to explore how to speak out against
4/12/2017
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Dustin Wright, Connecticut College – Sunagawa Struggle
US military bases abroad are not always welcomed by the local population. Dustin Wright, visiting assistant
27/11/2017
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Adam Rosenblatt, Haverford College – Forensic Science, Mass Graves and the Call to Care
Identifying individuals in a mass grave isn’t only a scientific matter. Adam Rosenblatt, visiting professor of
8/11/2017
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Tracy Betsinger, SUNY Oneonta – Vampire Legends
Vampires are more than just Dracula. Tracy Betsinger, associate professor in the department of anthropology at
31/10/2017
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Omer Gokcumen, University at Buffalo – The Ghost Species of Ancient Humans
The origins of humanity are being re-written. Omer Gokcumen, assistant professor of biology at the University
16/10/2017
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Robert Garland, Colgate University – Refugees Past and Present
The refugee crisis is ongoing. Robert Garland, professor of the classics at Colgate University, examines a
28/9/2017
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