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The Betsey Scott Harper story
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'Houses tell stories': Pebble Hill's historical artifacts collection displays humanity of enslaved people
The Caroline Marshall Draughon Center for the Arts & Humanities recently added to its artifacts collection displaying the artistry and humanity of enslaved Alabamians. -
Six CLA faculty and staff members to be recognized with Auburn Author Awards
Six faculty and staff members from Auburn University’s College of Liberal Arts will be recognized at the 2023 Auburn Author Awards ceremony on April 11. -
Auburn’s ‘Bloody Sunday’ history project named recipient of NEH humanities grant
Co-directed by professors Elijah Gaddis and Keith Hébert, the project's award totals nearly $190,000. -
History doctoral student named ‘One to Watch’
Brucie Porter was recognized by The Southeastern Museums Conference in its August newsletter. -
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.