Submissions from 2026
LGBTQ+ history in revolutionary Pennsylvania, John G. McCurdy
[Review of the book In the shadow of diagnosis: Psychiatric power and queer life, by R. Kunzel], John G. McCurdy
Revolution on the norther frontier, John G. McCurdy
[Review of the book Shipwrecked: A true Civil War story of mutinies, jailbreaks, blockade-running, and the slave trade, by J. W. White], Steven J. Ramold
Submissions from 2025
Between Arabic, English, and Spanish: Syrian migrations between Mexico and the midwest in the twentieth century, Ashley Johnson Bavery
[Review of the book Passion and restraint: Poles and Poland in Western diplomacy, 1914–1921, by D. Clark], Jesse Kauffman
[Review of the book Project Eagle: The top-secret OSS operation that sent Polish spies behind enemy lines in World War II, by J. S. Micgiel], Jesse Kauffman
Curiosity and creative conversations: Meeting students where they are, W. John Koolage
A mobile boundary: Empires, nomads, and refugees between Tripolitania and Tunisia, Fredrick Walter Lorenz
[Review of the book Empire of refugees: North Caucasian Muslims and the Late Ottoman state, by V. Hamed-Troyansky], Fredrick Walter Lorenz
World Turned Upside Down. Episode 13: The Massacre, John McCurdy
[Review of the book She changed the nation: Barbara Jordan's life and legacy in Black politics by M. E. Curtain], Mary-Elizabeth B. Murphy
[Review of the book Green and blue: Irish Americans in the Union Military, 1861-1865, by D. Shiels], Steven J. Ramold
Submissions from 2024
Lifetimes of instability: The consequences of excluding Syrian boys on the progressive era U.S.-Mexican border, Ashley Johnson Bavery
[Review of the book Making the MexiRican city: Migration, placemaking, and activism in Grand Rapids, MI by D. Fernandez-Jones], Ashley Johnson Bavery
Idols in the sanctuary: Elliot Wolfson and modern Jewish thought, Robert Erlewine
[Review of the book Jozef Pilsudski: Founding father of modern Poland, by J. D. Zimmerman], Jesse Kauffman
[Review of the book Prezmyśl, Poland: A multiethnic city during and after a fortress, 1867–1939 by J. E. Fahey], Jesse Kauffman
Flatten that hierarchy: Everyone wins when we all teach (and learn) together, W. John Koolage
A taste of empire: Sacred bread, refugees, and the making of Ottoman imperial subjects, Fredrick Walter Lorenz
John McCurdy, "Vicious and immoral", John McCurdy
Worlds turned upside down. Episode 11: The resistance, John McCurdy
[Review of the book Making the early modern metropolis: Culture and power in pre-revolutionary Philadelphia, by D. P. Johnson.], John G. McCurdy