Bigelow, an editor at Boiler House Press, debuts with an illuminating biography of Nebraskan writer and editor Virginia Faulkner...

Andrea Strongwater is an author and artist whose artwork has been shown worldwide, including in the collections of the University Medical Center of Princeton, the Herbert F. Johnson Museum in Ithaca, New York, the Jewish Theological Seminary in New York, Or Hadash Synagogue in Atlanta, and the Georges Cziffra Foundation in Senlis, France. Some of her paintings have been sold, and their images have also been sold as prints, postcards, and notecards at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, DC, the Shoah Memorial in Paris, and to private collectors.

Reviews Making Space Review in H-Diplo: "Byrnes’s study makes a critical intervention into the history and historiography of the postwar and postcolonial immigrant communities in France, exploring how and why municipalities such as Saint-Denis and others reacted to and created policies for and sometimes against the North Africans living in their midst." The Bower Atmosphere Review in Western Historical Quarterly…

November is National Native American Heritage Month! Our latest books in Native American and Indigenous Studies focus on native survivance and revitalization efforts while continuing to highlight pioneering indigenous individuals throughout history. Save 50% on all titles listed during our Native American and Indigenous Studies Sale; learn how to save here. Mobilizing Hope, Fighting for Change ANTHONY R. PAHNKE…

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Winner of the Gaspar Pérez de Villagrá AwardFinalist for the 2024 David J. Weber Book PrizeAround the turn of the twentieth century, the formation of the U...

Cameron M. Shriver is a senior research associate at the Myaamia Center at Miami University. Bobbe Burke is the Miami tribe relations coordinator emerita at the Myaamia Center at Miami University. Their most recent book Our People Believe in Education: The Unlikely Alliance of the Miami Tribe and Miami University (Nebraska, 2025) was published in October. Across the United States, many institutions are striving to acknowledge and repair oppressive pasts and unequal presents, even as Indigenous communities are struggling to reclaim and revitalize the philosophies and knowledges of their elders.

At the turn of the last century, a slight South Sider named Walter “Eckie” Eckersall led the school to a national football championship.

Katya Cengel: Writing a Memoir in Two Voices