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Good Food: Navigating the sea of food labels in grocery stores
Associate Professor of History Xaq Frohlich joins KCRW's "Good Food" to discuss the history of the Nutrition Facts label.
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Modern surgery began with saws and iron hands – how amputation transformed the body in the Renaissance
Assistant Professor of History Heidi Hausse explores how Western attitudes toward surgical and artisanal interventions in the body started transforming around 500 years ago.
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FDA expected to propose a label change to packaged foods: Nutrition info on the front
Associate Professor of History Xaq Frohlich discusses the proposal, expected in the coming months, with NBC News.
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Faculty awarded grant to continue Rosenwald school preservation work
A $750,000 grant from the National Park Service will allow Auburn faculty members to continue their restoration of the Tankersley Rosenwald School in Hope Hull, Alabama.
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History faculty Melissa Blair, Xaq Frohlich featured in TIME Magazine
Through TIME's Made by History series, Blair and Frohlich utilize their research to transform current event stories into captivating articles explaining the U.S. political and social scene from its core.
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Auburn history professor awarded fellowship at The Huntington
Adam H. Domby, associate professor in Auburn University’s Department of History, has been awarded the prestigious Kemble Fellowship.
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Kennington receives NEH Fellowship for book on mental illness, gender in American South
Kennington's project, "Womanhood, Insanity, and Consent in the Nineteenth-Century South," will investigate mental illness, gender and law in the American South.
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Be Careful With 'Nutrition Facts' as a Model for Tech Transparency
Associate Professor of History Xaq Frohlich discusses the problematic model for reforming governance of the tech industry for TIME's Made by History series.
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CLA congratulates newly tenured and promoted faculty
The College of Liberal Arts congratulates 25 faculty on their tenure and promotion this year.
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CLA presents 2024 faculty and staff awards
The College of Liberal Arts announces its 2024 faculty and staff award recipients.
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Auburn University historian provides Alabama’s first state oral health report
Schulz’s one-of-a-kind report will inform state health agencies, dental schools and policymakers on ensuring every Alabamian has access to oral health care.
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History PhD candidate uncovering full story behind integrated Alabama law enforcement
With his dissertation, Chase Stephens hopes to add to the conversation around the impact of Bloody Sunday, specifically on state law enforcement.
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Auburn helps Selma University preserve past, build future with campus restoration projects
Selma University has stood for more than 100 years, but only recently was named as a historic site after the help of Auburn University faculty.
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History alumnus featured in WHNT Huntsville's Leadership Perspectives Series
John Mohr received his PhD in history in 2018 and is a lecturer at the University of Alabama Huntsville.
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Logan Barrett featured in NPR story
Barrett is a history doctoral student whose research focuses on labor and race.