– Vanderbilt's Undergraduate History Journal
Mark Michael Astarita – Painted in 1427, The Holy Trinity (Santa Trinità) by Masaccio is an elaborate piece of artwork that uses numerous stylistic techniques characteristic of the Early Italian Renaissance. Born in 1401 under the name Tomasso di Ser Giovanni di
Robert Yee – The quarrel between the William Randolph Hearst’s New York Journal and Joseph Pulitzer’s New York World broke out into a corporate war as the two sought to eliminate the competition. From the onset the Journal and the World developed antagonistic business
Dylan Rosenfield – The 1970s and 1980s brought about a new era of political climate in the United States. Concerned about the direction of their country, Americans found themselves disenchanted with their government, which they feared was responsible for years
Robert Yee – The end of 19th century Europe saw the eruption of a new artistic movement that rivaled existing forms of thought. Modernism emerged among certain classes who felt that prior art patterns were too simplistic and conservative in