David Stebenne Discusses the Johnson Amendment
"The Johnson Amendment and Religious Freedom of Speech," by Prof. David Stebenne was just published in the Columbus Bar Lawyers Quarterly. In the piece, Prof.
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History Major Carley Reinhard Presents at AHA
Undergraduate history major Carley Reinhard presented a poster at the American Historical Association Annual Meeting on January 6th. This is the first time undergraduates have been included in the AHA sessions.
Steve Kern to Guest on WCBE's "You Inc" Program
From WCBE: Don’t miss this week’s episode of YouInc! Our theme this week is religion! Learn what religion can do for your YouIncToolBox with Ria Greiff and Stephen Kern!
Margaret Newell Panelist on Making New Worlds Podcast
Have you ever wondered who owns Mars? That's just one of the topics of the Making New Worlds podcast series by Erika Nesvold. Erika is a Ph.D. astrophysicist and a lifelong space travel enthusiast. Prof. Margaret Newell was a panelist on episodes 3 and 4 of the series.
Hasan Kwame Jeffries Part of Podcast Panel on Sports Protests
In 2016, 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick began kneeling during the National Anthem to raise awareness of the Black Lives Matter movement.
"The 'Third Resource': Managing Mental Illness in Academe"
Prof. Mark Grimsley discusses mental illness in, "The 'Third Resource': Managing Mental Illness in Academe" in "Perspectives on History" by the American Historical Association. The article is available here.
Scott Levi Interviewed About His Research
Professor Scott Levi spent last year in France conducting research at the Institut d'Études Avancées de Nantes.