7 Events Leading Up to the Hungarian Revolution of 1956
Published: Sep 1, 2026written by Dawn-Eve Mertz, MA English, BA Classics Nothing happens overnight or in a…
Can Technology Bring Back the Dead? The Philosophy of Digital Resurrection
Imagine you could hear a family member who has died speak again or hold a conversation with…
How Poland Became the Central Target of Nazi Germany’s “Final Solution”
Published: Aug 16, 2026written by Patrick Bodovitz, BA Political Science/History, MA Peace & Conflict Resolution Poland was…
How Early Christians Used Cryptographic Catacomb Art to Evade Roman Guards
Published: Aug 8, 2026written by Eljoh Hartzer, MTh Practical Theology The early Church utilized art as a…
5 Hidden Paris Museums That Tell the Ultimate Stories of Artist Obsession
Published: Jul 30, 2026written by Laura Pattara, BA Interpreting and Translation If you were itching to wait…
The 12 Days of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution: A Timeline
Published: Jul 12, 2026written by Dawn-Eve Mertz, MA English, BA Classics Student protesters in Budapest led 200,000…
How Blood Feuds Ended the Viking Age in Iceland
Published: Jul 3, 2026written by Jessica Suess, MPhil Ancient History, BA Hons History/Archaeology Summary In Viking Iceland, restoring family…
Christie’s and Phillips Kept London’s Auctions Moving But Not Flying
Christie’s sales on June 25 brought £25.7 million ($34 million), with the sale of the Zabludowicz collection achieving…
13 Street Art Masterpieces You Cannot Miss in Lisbon
Published: Jun 24, 2026written by Inês Tito, MA Work and Organizational Psychology Walking around Lisbon is the…
The Mysterious Origins of the Word ‘Gringo’
Summary The popular “Green, go!” myth from the Mexican-American War is false; the word existed decades earlier. The word’s true…
Why Did Japan Cut Itself Off From the Rest of the World for Over 200 Years
Published: Jun 6, 2026written by Mike Cohen, BA History Japan is a unique country. Today, it is…
The Colorful History of the Van Gogh Museum and the Highlights You Must Not Miss
Published: May 22, 2026written by Stuti Verma, MA Art History Today, the Van Gogh Museum is one…