Joe Hill: The Legendary Troubadour of the Wobblies
The role of music in the labor movement, and how a rabble-rousing immigrant became a quintessential figure in labor history.
Read MoreVideo Inspires Greater Engagement in Learning
Survey reveals usage of video by students and scholars surges by 82% from 2014 to 2017.
Read MoreRoman Holiday: The Debut of a Film and Fashion Icon
Exploring how an unknown Audrey Hepburn inspired “a new feminine ideal” with her first American motion picture.
Read MoreLL Cool J: First Hip Hop Artist to Win a Kennedy Award
LL Cool J is a true renaissance man who has left his mark in music, television, film, writing, philanthropy and entrepreneurship.
Read MoreDick Gregory: Comedy as a Tool for Social Change
For Dick Gregory, it seemed stirring up a bit of trouble let him know when he was on the right track.
Read MoreBeyond 1984: The Socialist Politics of George Orwell
Resources to explore the political beliefs, activism and non-fiction writing of the perpetually popular dystopian novelist.
Read MoreThe Life-Changing Experience of Interviewing Holocaust Survivors
Emmy-award winning NFL producer Louis Schmidt discusses his work collecting the testimonies for the USC Shoah Foundation.
Read MoreHe warned the world about genocide. The world ignored him.
General Roméo Dallaire continues to be haunted by the brutal ethnic extremism he witnessed 20+ years ago in Rwanda.
Read MoreSuffering in the Quest for Suffrage
“What our Government could not do, what it has never been able to do, is to silence our women.” – Emmeline Parkhurst
Read MoreNews Provides Unique Context & Insights Across the Curriculum
Spanning topics in every subject, news resources are essential for all students and scholars.
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