Hilariously Informative: Rinker Buck’s The Oregon Trail Post author By Jeffrey Lauck Post date March 30, 2020
Meaningfully Discomforting: Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz’s An Indigenous Peoples’ History of the United States Post author By Jeffrey Lauck Post date March 2, 2020
Riveting and Insightful: Peter Stark’s Astoria Post author By Jeffrey Lauck Post date October 28, 2019
Away with 1619: Reinterpreting the Origins of American Slavery A 1901 Harper’s Magazine depiction of the arrival of slaves to Virginia in 1619. Courtesy of the New York Public Library Digital Collections. Post author By Jeffrey Lauck Post date February 11, 2019
Uncovering “The Big One”: The Discovery and Irony of the Cascadia Subduction Zone The lush, bountiful Willamette Valley, famous now for its pinot noir. Photo by the author. Post author By Jeffrey Lauck Post date January 14, 2019
Two Island Narratives, Part I: Malaga John and Rosella Eason, with unidentified children, in front of their home on Malaga Island July 20, 1911 Post author By Shaw Bridges Post date September 4, 2017
