by Rebecca Koerselman Historians spend most of their time with sources. We read them, search for them, evaluate them, re-evaluate them, discount them, occasionally ignore

by Rebecca Koerselman Experiences inside and outside of the classroom have taught me that most people are interested in telling you what they think and

By Rebecca Koerselman In an effort to focus on something other than current events and politics, I recently watched the documentary, Love Between the Covers.

Most of us have heard Republican candidate Donald Trump’s slogan “Make America Great Again” ad nauseam during this presidential campaign season. So what does this

I’ve noticed that there seems to be a different set of rules that apply to women who happen to be visibly pregnant. People feel free

Driving through the Badlands National Park in South Dakota, it is easy for me to see why the Lakota viewed this part of what is

It is simple, but true. Something that is good can be appreciated again and again. Each time I reread, re-watch, or view again something good,

Recently, President Obama became the first sitting president to visit Hiroshima, Japan, where the US dropped the first atomic bomb on August 6, 1945. While

It is common to the human condition, unless you live in isolation and never have any contact with any one. Some people are just so