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Speece Op-Ed In Salon
February 15, 2017Former PhD student Darren Speece has written an Op-Ed discussing protesting in the Trump Era v. during the Redwood Wars.
Kosicki’S “Vatican Ii” Featured On The New Books Network
February 09, 2017Professor Piotr Kosicki’s edited volume of "Vatican II Behind the Iron Curtain" has been featured on the New Books Network
Giovacchini Op-Ed In Washington Blade
February 07, 2017Professor Saverio Giovacchini has written an Op-Ed piece which has been featured in the Washington Blade.
Terp Magazine
Covering Old Grounds
February 07, 2017Terp author documents history of White House property.
H-Diplo
Aristocracy, Oligarchy And Donald Trump
February 03, 2017History professor Arthur Eckstein considers what ancient writers say about democracy and despotism.
AFP
Long Before Trump, America's Love-Hate Stance On Immigration
February 03, 2017Julie Greene weighs in on the long and complex history of immigration in the United States.
New Post From Distinguished Professor Arthur Eckstein On H-Net
February 02, 2017Professor Art Eckstein has written an essay which has been published on H-Net.
See What's Happening With The Miller Center!
January 27, 2017The Miller Center is hosting a variety of events over the course of the spring semester. Come join us during one of these intriguing discussions!
Graduate Student Film Series To Continue
January 27, 2017The Miller Center's Graduate Student Film Series will continue its Maryland Film Series this spring.
Eckstein's 'Bad Moon Rising' Reviews In The Chronicle Of Higher Education
January 27, 2017Eckstein's 'Bad Moon Rising: How the Weather Underground Beat the FBI and Lost the Revolution," was reviewed in The Chronicle of Higher Education.