Barton Myers ’03 a Featured Commentator on Grant
Cinema-doc series on Ulysses S. Grant will premiere on Memorial Day
Britain First: The British Union of Fascists’ Peace Campaign, 1932-1940
Student: Cormac Kelly Major: History Minor: Political Science Advisors: Greg Shaya Sir Oswald Mosley’s British Union of Fascists was Britain’s largest fascist party. A […]
Pedagogía Política: Un análisis de la enseñanza de la dictadura de Pinochet y los derechos humanos en Chile/Political Pedagogy: An Analysis of the Teaching of the Pinochet Dictatorship and Human Rights in Chile
Student: Emily Beuter Majors: History, Spanish Minor: Education Advisors: Dr. Katie Holt, Dr. Cynthia Palmer As Chileans continue to struggle with reconciling with their […]
Documerica: How Environmental Photography Captured an Era
Student: Ingrid Buckley Major: History Minor: Environmental Studies Advisor: Margaret Ng Documerica was a government sponsored photographic project created under the newly formed Environmental […]
Contested Commemoration: The Relationship Between Politics and the Memorialization of the Second World War in Polish Literature, Cinema, and Museums (1945-Present)
Student: Alexandria Joyner Major: History Minor: Education Advisor: Dr. Greg Shaya This study examines the relationship between politics and memory in Poland. I argue […]
Remembering the City: An Augmented Reality Deconstruction of Memory, Power, and Identity in Ho Chi Minh City
Student: Thuy Dinh Major: Computer Science, History Advisors: Dr. Margaret Ng, Denise Byrnes CoRE Award for Critical Digital Engagement 1st Place (tie) Cartography and architecture […]
Redemption of the Gàidhealtachd: The Formation of Highlandism from 1745 to 1822
Student: Isaiah Corso-Phinney Major: History Advisor: Jeff Roche, Christina Welsch During the mid-18th century to the early 19th century in Scotland, Highland cultural symbols […]
Make Some Noize: Rap as a Form of Political Protest in Russia
Student: Daphne Letherer Majors: Global and International Studies (History), Russian Studies Advisors: Dr. Peter Pozefsky, Dr. Tatiana Filimonova Within the last few years, opposition […]
Scott Voytko ’07 draws parallels between Wooster’s close-knit community and his professional environment
Scott Voytko ’07 received a bachelor’s degree in history with a minor in early childhood education at The College of Wooster, preparing him for […]
Global and International Studies at The College of Wooster
Alumnus receives award for his work in addiction recovery
History major develops social conscience to advocate for underserved populations
Sophie Perinot ’86 returns to passions and skills developed at Wooster
Returning to the passions and skills developed at Wooster
Alumna author returns to Wooster to launch new book
Sophie Perinot ’86 discusses ‘Ribbons of Scarlet’ with students and community
History major learns the value of the subject for local communities
As a history major, Ingrid Buckley ’20 found her love of history flourished during her APEX Fellowship at the Southeast Ohio History Center. “The […]
Women fighting women
Annabell Hopkins studied the evolution of arguments against the Equal Rights Amendment
Rachel Stephenson ’96 relies on “liberal arts mindset” to guide her decisions
For Rachel Stephenson ’96, there have been multiple times in her life where she’s realized she needed to look at the whole picture, to […]
Wooster Team Advances to Finals at DataFest 2019
Young competitors impress academic and industry judges
Studying Disaster Through Multiple Lenses
Brandon Bell looks at the 1906 San Francisco earthquake
John Coggeshall to Present Anthropology Lecture
Clemson University professor to speak at The College of Wooster
Sarah Coffin ’10
From Wooster to Fenway: A Public Historian’s Journey