Tag: history

When freshman and transfer students first step onto a college campus, they’re often bombarded with literature that boasts some of the institution’s proudest accomplishments....

When discussing America in the 1960s, there is a certain element of unending fascination that is always present in those conversations. It was a...

For quite some time, children in the U.S. have been receiving a heavily skewed education in American history. From grades K-12, children are spoonfed...

The opening montage of “The Trial of the Chicago 7” is indicative of what the audience can expect of the next two hours —...

Dr. Sterling Stuckey, historian, professor emeritus in the Department of History and author of numerous African American historical research articles, passed away on Aug....

There are moments in which the collision between sports and politics seems unavoidable. This year, the Olympics is no exception due to the political...

A few blocks from the National Mall in Washington, D.C., a new Bible-themed museum has kicked a hornet’s nest of irrational outrage. The aptly-named...

Professor Dana Simmons has been teaching at UCR for 12 years and has certainly made her mark. Simmons first began researching how modern minimum...

Since 1997, UC Riverside Professor of Comparative Literature and French Michelle Bloom, Ph. D, has selflessly lent her lifelong experience travelling the world, particularly...

Generally, film reviews are pretty standard: A writer gives an argument for why a certain film is worth watching or not, and then rates...