Month: September 2015

Professor Emily Conroy-Krutz will give an podcast interview for Ben Franklin’s World about her newly released book Christian Imperialism: Converting the World in the Early American Republic. To listen to her interview go to benfranklinsworld.com/047. Ben Franklin’s World is a podcast about early American history.… Continue Reading Conroy-Krutz on Ben Franklin’s World

The Latino Heritage Month first event at MSU will screen history professorJavier Pescador’s most recent documentary: Graduation and Me. Latinas & Latinos Breaking Barriers. The event is on Sep.15th at 6:30 in the Kellog Center (Lincoln Room). Here is the description of the oral history… Continue Reading Graduation and Me: Latinas & Latinos Breaking Barriers

Peter Limb was recently interviewed by the French newspaper Liberation’s blog about the “Africa Past and Present” podcast series I co-edit with Peter Alegi:   http://libeafrica4.blogs.liberation.fr/2015/08/20/resister-contre-la-domination-blanche-en-afrique-du-sud/

Dr. Juan Javier Pescador was selected to create a Day of the Dead installation by the National Museum of Mexican Art in Chicago. The opening is September 18 6 PM. NMMA Flyer