Category: Found in the Archives

A Visit from Senator Kennedy

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Kennedy spoke passionately, accentuating his words with hand gestures.
By Spenser Bailey. John F. Kennedy is immortalized in history as a young, dynamic president, cut down by an assassin’s bullet long before his time.  His short yet eventful presidency, along with speculation on what he might have accomplished had he lived, has provided sufficient material for analysis, scholarship, and... Read More

Reflections on Opening Day 150 years Ago – 2 March 1868

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Gregory Behle, Professor at The Master’s University in Santa Clarita, California, and kick-off presenter of the Archives Sesquicentennial Speakers Series, March 2, 2017, authored this post at the request of the Student Life and Culture Archives to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the first day of class.  Behle’s research focuses on... Read More