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Robert Yee and Kathryn Fuselier – This article was written in collaboration with the Vanderbilt Political Review. For the first essay in this series, click here. A slew of recent news agencies recently investigated the case of the formerly named Confederate
Clara Zou – Honoré de Balzac paints a social scene of Paris that fills the reader with the desire to belong and be part of an enchanting lifestyle full of beautiful fashion, exquisite homes, and luxurious evenings spent dancing. From
Laura Grove – Since its conception, the United States has not only profoundly developed and flourished, but also grown in its influence and sway on an international level. The world has become Pax Americana; the ideals of the United States
Laura Grove – The colonies forming British North America in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries were each founded with their own set of specific aims. Some were established primarily for entrepreneurial endeavors, others for religious freedom and a chance at
Josh Hamburger–During the time of the res publica (republic), the Roman government took a noticeably ambivalent stance against murder that reflected their structure and the attitudes of the citizens. Instead of making murder a primary civil matter, they allowed for individuals to handle the majority of these incidents in a more private matter.