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The Women’s March on January 21, 2017 was a unique and powerful moment in modern history. What began as one woman’s local event grew into the largest single-day protest in U.S. history.[1] Millions of protestors travelled to Washington, D.C. or a sister march in order to join the Women’s March. Never before had so many turned out in protest of […]
Today’s post was written by Ethan Adams, a previous student worker for Special Collections and Archives. Hello everyone! While working in Special Collections & Archives, my primary focus was organizing, inventorying, and processing the materials within the Little River Drainage District Collection. I provided reports to my supervisors at Special Collections & Archives and to the Little River Drainage District […]
Today’s blog post was written by guest author Alan Carver, an undergraduate student studying History at Southeast Missouri State University. The First World War was a major conflict lasting from 1914 to 1918 encompassing most of Europe and by the end of the war, all of the world’s major powers. World War I saw theaters of war […]
