“Maus” is a Pulitzer Prize-winning novel that was banned from classrooms by a school board in McMinn, Tennessee in January due to the book’s violent nature and depictions of suicide, nudity and profanity.
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USC Aiken: A Community Dream @ 60
USC Aiken recently opened an exhibit commemorating its history. Check it out in the Gregg-Graniteville Library!
Contextualizing Tu BiShvat, the "new year for trees"
News Editor Chi Nguyen briefly contextualizes the Jewish holiday known as the “new year for trees.”
Pickens-Salley House history and present reparations
News Editor Chi Nguyen delves into the history of the Pickens-Salley House, recently renamed the Alumni House, following controversy over the background of the building.
Column: Four women making tomorrow's history today
Arts & Entertainment Editor Erica Bennett remarks on some modern women making Women’s History Month.
A brief narrative of Women's History Month
Arts & Entertainment Editor Erica Bennett delves into the history of Women’s History Month.
Column: Michelle Obama continues to make black history
Staff writer, Chi Nguyen, discusses why she thinks Michelle Obama is a key figure in modern black history.
A crash-course on the history of Valentine's Day
Reporter Chi Nguyen provides a brief history of Valentine’s Day’s ancient roots.
Diversity Initiatives fills LGBTQ+ month with events
News Editor Noelle Kriegel provides information on the LGBTQ+ history month that the Diversity Initiatives are planning.