Kaviyan Jayalaksshme Srinivasan
A detail on the horrors humans are willing to commit for an authoritiy.
All in History
The Dog and The Sailor - A Gay Folktale - Erased Queer Stories Throughout History
A deep dive into a literally erased queer story.
Life Imitates Art: Anthony Bourdain
A detailed recount of one of the twentieth century’s most influential chefs: Anthony Bourdain
The Woman Who Changed Writing Forever - Virginia Woolf - Erased Queer Stories
Evan Rosenau
A thrilling detail on the life of one of the 1900’s most prolific authors.
The Missing Children Milk Carton Program
Caroline Aron
Learn more about the history behind missing kids on milk cartons!
The Father of the Modern Computer - Alan Turing (1912-1954) - Erased Queer Stories Throughout History
Evan Rosenau
Check out this article about historical icon Alan Turing!
Acknowledging the Treatment of Native Americans Throughout History
Tesfanesh Peterson
To educate yourself on the United States’ treatment of Native Americans, read this article.
Katherine Johnson: Supercomputer
Peyton Impola
Check out this month’s feminist who “soared” to amazing heights!
Ada Lovelace Byron: The First Computer Programmer
Peyton Impola
Check out this month’s feminist feature on Ada Lovelace Byron
No Longer Colorblind: Mendez v. Westminster
Jasleen Kaur
Check out this month’s POC feature regarding a landmark case: Mendez v. Westminster.
No Longer Colorblind: AOC, a Political Powerhouse for POC
Jasleen Kaur
Check out this month’s highlighted POC: AOC!
Driving 65 in a (19)50: Racism within our Roads
Jasleen Kaur
Check out this article highlighting Milwaukee’s racist institutions within our highways and redlined neighborhoods.
Edith Wilson: Secret President
Peyton Impola
Check out this month’s feminist of the month feature!
Strides Towards Inclusivity in U.S. Mint: Anna May Wong
Jasleen Kaur
Check out this article about the first Asian American to grace the US quarter!
The Thawing of War
Jarrett Borkowski
Check out the finale to the four-part series on the Cuban Missile Crisis!
No Longer Colorblind: Sardar Udham Singh
Jasleen Kaur
Read about the monumental revolutionary hero of the Indian independence movement: Udham Singh.
When the World Was Meant to Burn
Jarrett Borkowski
Check out the third part of the Cuban Missile Crisis series!
Bell Hooks: Empowering Marginalized Women
Peyton Impola
Check out this month’s feminist of the month feature!
A 45 Year Winter
Jarrett Borkowski
Read the background for an upcoming four-part series going through the Cuban Missile Crisis!
London Bridge is Down
Jarrett Borkowski
In this article, Jarrett Borkowski discusses the former Queen of England’s reign and what is to come after her recent death.