Submissions from 2009
Reading Between the Lines; Or, The Literary Lives of the Davis Family, Amelia Benner, '09
Reading Between the Lines; Or, The Literary Lives of the Davis Family, Amelia Benner, '09
Submissions from 2008
Goddesses, Priestesses, Queens and Dancers: Images of Women on Sasnian Silver, Mary Olson '08
Submissions from 2006
Out of the Movement and on to Today: The Contemporary Impact of the Students for a democratic Society, Lindsay M. Hawley '06
The Speeches and Self-Fashioning of King James VI and I to the English Parliament, 1604-1624, Megan Mondi '06
The Cult of Millenial Motherhood and the Rhetoric of Female Reform: Domesticity, the Millenium, and Gender Constructions in Antebellum America, Erie M. Roberts '06
Submissions from 2005
Reforming the Stage and Screen: How Expectations, Audiences, and Economics Shaped the Film and Theatre Censorship Movements in Early-1930s New York, Jenna Simpson '05
Through Their Eyes: Buffalo Bill's Wild West as a Drawing Table for American Identity, Katherine White '05
Submissions from 2004
The Fading Gleam of a Golden Age: Britain's Battle Against Piracy in the Americas in the Early 18th Century, Roger Adamson '04
Take Me Out to the Ballgame: How the East-west Classic All-Star Game Affected the African American Community of the Midwest, Trisha L. Bucholz '04
Vietnamese Land Reform: the Domestic Impetus to Communist Compromises at Geneva, Robert Callahan '04
Magic, Mysticism, and Modern Medicine: The Influence of Alchemy on Seventeenth-Century England, Lindsay Fitzharris '04
To Cover Ancient Prejudice with the Palladium of Scientific Argument: Women, Reproduction, Pseudo-Science, and the Alarm of Race Suicide, 1870-1915, Sarah Hamilton '04
Chicago's Other Magnificent Mile: Howard Street's Growth and its Effect upon the Rogers Park Neighborhood, Ryan McGuinness '04
The Translation of Radical Ideas into Radical Action: The American Revolution and Revolutionary Philadelphia, Angela Skeggs '04
"Everybody Drinks Water": Mark Twain's Critique of Social Darwinism, Sarah Vales '04
Submissions from 2003
Benjamin Franklin's Female and Male Pseudonyms: Sex, Gender, Culture, and Name Suppression from Boston to Philadelphia and Beyond, Jared C. Calaway '03
'Make Yourself for a Person', Anzia Yezierska's Alternative Americanization, Amy M. Kiel '03
Regulating Babylon: Religion and Rebellion in Pre-Revolutionary North Carolina, Sarah E. King '03
Confederation at the Tip of a Sword: How the Threat of American Aggression Created the Dominion of Canada, Katrina L. Roloff '03
Submissions from 2002
Exclusive Liberation and Lesbian Suicide in Interwar Japan, Scott Reynen '02
Submissions from 2001
Campaigning in America: Captain Johann Ewald's Hessians in the American Revolution, Gregory D. Bereiter '01
The Urban Response to the Rural Land Reform During the Chinese Civil War: 1945-1949, Elizabeth Grad '01
Trembling for the Nation: Illinois Women and the Election of 1860, Erika Rozinek '01
Submissions from 1999
Listening to the Native Voice: Museums as a Medium in Correcting Native American Stereotypes, Shana Bushyhead '99
Something Old, Something Borrowed, Something New: The Ethnic Identity of Polish-American Women During World War I, Cheryl M. Trauscht '99
Submissions from 1996
This Great and Sacred Trust: Robert R. Moton's Legacy at Tuskegee Institute, 1916-1930, David J. Paul '96
Submissions from 1995
Quest for Empire: The United States Versus Germany (1891-1910), Jennifer L. Cutsforth '95
The Roots of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: 1882-1914, Lorena S. Neal '95
Dancin' to Freedom: A Historical Analysis of the Rise of the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, Deborah Obalil '95
Bright Hopes and Bloody Realities: The Diplomatic Preclude to the Winter War, Steven D. Webster '95
The Role of Supeman in American Culture: 1938 to 1955, Elayne Wehrly '95
Submissions from 1993
Human Rights and Policy Wrongs: United States Involvement in the Creation and Overthrow of the Somoza Regime, Kevin A. Katovich '93
Submissions from 1992
Saving Souls and Securing the Socioeconomic Status Quo: A Consideration of Billy Sunday and the Pacific Garden Mission, Jonathan R. Moore '92