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COVID Through the Eyes of Historians: Erika Lee

Protesters in Kentucky wage hunger strike until officers who killed Breonna Taylor are fired: 'Our voices have been ignored'

Americans are the dangerous, disease-carrying foreigners now

COVID Through the Eyes of Historians: Kathryn Reyerson

Responding to Racial Injustice

Students as Map Makers: Connecting Concepts to Geography

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October 1, 2020

CMS Digital Talk: Philippe Buc (History at the University of Vienna)

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The talk will compare Japan and Europe, discussing whether and where religion (in Japan a combination of local deity worship, Buddhism, and sometime Confucianism, in Western and Central...

October 2, 2020

CEMH Digital Talk: Peter Wood (Professor Emeritus, Duke University)

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French explorers probing westward beyond the Great Lakes in the late 1600s, seeking a route to the Pacific, were motivated by imperial competition and geographic curiosity, as well as a...

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