Underdogs: How Unlikely Figures Present Hope for Change

By Harrison Vogt A Movement in Communist Poland Provides Hope…

To See or Not to See: The Visibility of Historical Monuments

By Anna Sebree The purpose of a monument is to be seen. A…

Płaszów: A Recreational Park Built on a Concentration Camp

By Capriana Cormier KL Płaszów was a Nazi concentration…

Public Memory and Remembrance in Berlin

By Ella Farrell With over fifty memorials and monuments, the…

The 11th Commandment-“Never be a bystander”: Reflections of Human Indifference and Unresponsiveness to Atrocious Behavior and Why Speaking-Up Matters

By Harrison Vogt In the poem Campo Dei Fiori, Czesław…

Where can you Build a McDonald’s in Poland?

By Connor Arneson In Kraków, south of Old Town, near the intersection…

Confronting Memory in Urban Space

By Sophie Creager-Roberts This semester I participated in courses…

Castles: Telling More Than Just Fairytales

By Capriana Cormier While in Poland, I had been able to visit…

The Hidden History of the Holocaust

By Ella Farrell On our bus ride to Treblinka, I remember not…

Life After War: The Bad, the Bad, and the Worse

By Anna Sebree There are no two ways about it: life after war…