Historical Infrastructure: Chris Wickham’s Medieval Europe Post author By Bryan Caswell Post date July 18, 2022
Untypically Typical: Rogers, Ward, Atkins, and Flynt’s Alabama Post author By Bryan Caswell Post date January 3, 2022
Revelation Upon Revelation: Daniel Immerwahr’s How to Hide an Empire Post author By Bryan Caswell Post date September 13, 2021
Fossilized Edifice: Acquisition of Human Knowledge and the American Educational System Horace Mann, the father of public education in the United States. Post author By Bryan Caswell Post date September 6, 2021
Knowledge’s Greatest Hits: Violet Moller’s The Map of Knowledge Post author By Bryan Caswell Post date February 1, 2021
Charging into a Minefield: Reflections on High School Humanities Writing in 2020 Fountain pen writing Post author By Bryan Caswell Post date March 23, 2020
Concerning Grad School: The View from the Middle It was as I wrote this article off-campus that I realized I had almost no pictures of URI-- aside from this beautiful sunset captured while leaving class late one evening. Post author By Ryan Nadeau Post date January 13, 2020
Wondering Through the Shelves: Thoughts on History in American Bookstores Post author By Bryan Caswell Post date August 26, 2019
Interpreting the Big Easy: Wrestling with the Past at Oak Alley and Whitney Plantations The "Big Houses" at Whitney (top) and Oak Alley (bottom) Plantations. Photos courtesy of author and Wikimedia Commons. Post author By Heather Clancy Post date April 8, 2019
