Dr. Daniel Dubois, historian and a descendant of a Pilgrim, says the first Thanksgiving is a difficult story, but its spirit of humanity is to be celebrated.
Sociology Research Symposium welcomes the Army veteran to share ‘living history’
Discussion of difficult topics such as the pontiff’s and Vatican’s actions during the Holocaust will help ensure ‘never again’
Bronze Star recipient Roy Caldwood will share his journey of resilience and valor from his U.S. Army Service to his work in corrections at Rikers Island.
The October 9-11 conference will shed new light on the historical and theological controversies concerning the pontiff and the Vatican during the Holocaust period and on Jewish-Christian relations at multiple levels.
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For Presidents’ Day 2022, here are 22 surprising and fun facts about U.S. presidents that might make you raise an eyebrow.
Religious Leaders from 3 Faith Traditions to Talk About ‘Theological Perspectives on Nationalism, Antisemitism, and Racism in the U.S. Today’ During Online Seminar
Keynote speaker’s study of civil rights and racial justice in America is essential to understanding of modern U.S. history, especially as it concerns Florida, notes Saint Leo assistant professor Daniel DuBois.
Get an inside look at a unique Saint Leo role-playing history course and how it helped students become better speakers in challenging situations.
