Volume I, Issue II (Spring 2026)
Hana Greif (New York University), “Mothers Misread: Conflicting Iconographies of the Plaza de Mayo”
Sierra Fogel-Bublick (Smith College), “‘It Is Possible to Suffer With Dignity’: A Critical Reinterpretation of Resistance in Etty Hillesum’s Diaries”
Nellie Lothian (Smith College), “‘We are Mourning’: Expressions of Grief and Religiosity in Vietnam War Resistance at Smith College”
Alex Rtishchev (Smith College), “A Room of Her Own: The Spatial Impulse of Feminism at Smith College”
Volume I, Issue I (Fall 2025)
Eleanor Campbell (Mount Holyoke College), “Suffer not the English to strip them of all their Lands:” John
Eliot’s Indian Dialogues as a Proposal For Land Use in 17th-Century Massachusetts”
Adela Hoffman (Smith College), “Red Roots: Betty Millard’s Stake in Communism Beyond the
Confines of the Model Feminist”
Conger Wang (University of Edinburgh), “Clash and Collapse: The Legal Interactions between Buddhist and Dynastic Laws in Tang Dynasty”
Adriana Bilenky (Dartmouth College), “Taking Flight: How the Czechoslovak Squadrons in the British Royal Air Force Legitimized Early Czechoslovak Government-In-Exile Efforts in Britain
(1939–1940)”
Olivia Cannings (University of Edinburgh), “No Time Like the Present: Gift Exchange and the Pre-Accession Experience of Elizabeth I”
