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Poor People Power: The State, Social Provisions, and American Experiments in Democratic Engagement
The highly segmented U.S. welfare state has shaped citizenship status, bolstering the status of recipients of social insurance and other “hidden†benefits while demeaning low-income recipients of means - tested assistance…Rosaries and Rope Burns: Boxing and Manhood in American Catholicism
Lecture by Amy Koehlinger, Center Research Fellow and History faculty in the School of History, Philosophy, and Religion, OSU.…A Nation Lacking Its Moral Center? Censorship and National Identity in Post-WWI Germany
Lecture by Kara Ritzheimer, Center Research Fellow and History faculty in the School of History, Philosophy, and Religion, OSU.…Objects of Correction: How the Book Fashioned the Household in Late Medieval England
Lecture by Myra Seaman, Center Guest and Professor of English at the College of Charleston.…