The Undergraduate Journal of History
Vol. 5., No. 2. (Fall 2025)
The History of Early Indigenous Community Archaeology | Emma Dalla Costa
Empire of Diaspora: Exploring African and Jewish Fights for Sovereignty in the First Maroon War | Joshua Darrish
Rebels and Traders: The Economic Consequences of the American Revolution | Avery Farino
The Oriental Other: Anti-Mormon Rhetoric and the Orientalization of Polygamy in Nineteenth-Century America | Krystal Liu
Mormon Suffrage Activism Mitigated Anti-Polygamy Societal Pressures and Political Lobbying | Aleksandra Mayer
Beyond Assimilation: The Dual Identity of 1956 Hungarian Freedom Fighters in the United States | Ava McKallip
Home and Homesickness: Silvia Tennenbaum’s Notes on Memory | Lila Grey Miller
The Federation of South African Women and the 1956 Anti-Pass March |Reagan Platt
The Autonomy of Lascars and Wealthy South Asian Travelers in Britain in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries | Sujitha Polimera
Hot Off the Ladies’ Press! The Optimization of the British Mass Media by the Late Victorian Women’s Movement, 1870-1899 | Hannah Whitley
False Friends: The Pereiaslav Agreement of 1654 and Competing Narratives in Russian and Ukrainian Historiographies | Jiansheng Zhang
2025 Stuart L. Bernath Prize Winner
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