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The Diamondback
The Search For Slavery's Smoking Gun
February 26, 2012History Professor Berlin searches for evidence linking UMD and slavery.
Partnership Between Mount Clare Mansion, B&O Railroad Museum
February 22, 2012An American Studies alumna steps up to become curator of the historic Mount Clare Mansion.
Dress Code
February 17, 2012American Studies Professor Paoletti’s new book deciphers the language of kids’ clothing.By Monette Austin Bailey, TERP
The Battle Of Pink Vs. Blue
February 16, 2012American Studies Professor Paoletti's new book follows trends in choosing children's clothing by gender.
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Encouraging Distraction? Classroom Experiments With Mobile Media
February 09, 2012American Studies Professor Farman on bringing the iPad into the classroom.
The Atlantic
The Myth Of The Disconnected Life
February 07, 2012American Studies professor Farman weighs in on digital distractions and social connections.
University Nominates Amst Graduate Student, Stephanie Stevenson, For Liebmann Fellowship
February 06, 2012Congratulations to AMST grad student, Ms. Stephanie Stevenson, for her receiving this prestigious nomination.
Little Boy Blue—and Little Girls, Too?
Little Boy Blue—And Little Girls, Too?
February 05, 2012American studies professor Paoletti explains the gendering of clothing in Pink and Blue: Telling the Boys From the Girls in America.
Today On Midday With Dan Rodricks Wypr-Npr: Amst Alum David Swartz Talks About His Senior Thesis!
January 05, 2012Listen in to Midday with Dan Rodricks on WYPR on 88.1FM from 12pm-2pm today!
Dr. Sheri Parks Gives The Martin Luther King, Jr. Convocation Address At Loyola University
January 03, 2012Dr. Parks will speak on the theme of Martin Luther King's Projection of Black Womanhood.