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February 21, 2024
Even the legacy media is now acknowledging what’s been painfully obvious for years: the southern border is a sieve.
February 16, 2024
Members of the WKU and Bowling Green community were able to learn about religious medical history at the WKU history department Lowell Harrison Distinguished Lecture on Thursday, Feb. 15. Ronit Stahl, an associate professor of history at the University of California at Berkeley, was invited to present her research with a lecture titled “There’s Nothing...
February 13, 2024
The WKU history department will host their annual Lowell Harrison Distinguished Lecture this Thursday, Feb. 15, with a presentation titled “There’s Nothing Religious about an Appendectomy: The Complex History of Religious Hospitals in the United States.” The presenter is Ronit Stahl, an associate professor of history at the University of California at Berkeley and an...
November 10, 2023
Planning a visit to Wales? It's a beautiful place with more than meets the eye. These are the 13 best things to do in Wales on your next trip.
October 17, 2023
New research has uncovered a totally unexpected twist in our story, with early human DNA mixing with Neanderthals over 250,000 years ago.
October 9, 2023
Zimbabwe's Complex History and the Emergence of Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa's Regime. By Farai D Hove | Zimbabwe, a nation with a complex past, is once again at the center of political intrigue. While it may be a nation built by many, its history is marred by the influence of a single individual, Cecil John Rhodes.…
June 2, 2023
Bronze Age barrows with the bones of adults and children have been uncovered near Salisbury. This cemetery connects to the Beaker people.
June 1, 2023
Smithsonian Associates offers a variety of fascinating lectures and seminars, studio art classes, and study tours this month
January 14, 2023
Chris Slee - Tsarist Russia was a "relatively poor and backward state", but Lenin still considered it imperialist, because of its military power, its robbery of national minorities, and other factors.
August 3, 2022
A New Mexico mammoth bone treasure trove from 37,000 years ago, many of which showed butchering cuts, has completely upended the Clovis First hypothesis.