The Grand Valley Journal of History provides undergraduate students from all institutions with an opportunity to publish their historically-based research. The GVJH is a journal for all majors, operated by student editors and overseen by a faculty advisory board.
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Recent Content
Ike’s Constitutional Venturing: The Institutionalization of the CIA, Covert Action, and American Interventionism
Jacob A. Bruggeman
The Tet Offensive: Are We Mired in a Stalemate?
Colin A. Sawyer
The Corporate Guild Order Control of the Florentine Republic in the 13th and 14th Century
Milad D. Mohammadi
Not Written In Letters of Blood: The Forgotten Legacy of the Army of the Cumberland
Andrew R. Perkins
Frankenstein and “The Labours of Men of Genius”: Science and Medical Ethics in the Early 19th Century
Allison Lemley
Civil War or Genocide? The United Nations Commission of Experts’ Misunderstanding of the Third Balkan War of the 1990s
Matthew G. Morley
When Coca-Cola Grows Citrus on the Nile, Who Wins? Revisiting the End of the Arab Boycott in Egypt
Andrew Jarnagin
Remembering French Collaboration and Resistance during Vichy France during the Vel’ d’Hiv Roundup
Alice H. Munday
Art as Political Struggle: George Grosz and the Experience of the Great War
Jeff Michael Ocwieja
Medicine and Doctoring in Ancient Mesopotamia
Emily K. Teall
Insurrectionary Heroines: The Possibilities and Limits of Women’s Radical Action During the French Revolution
Sean M. Wright
Education and Legislation: Affluent Women's Political Engagement in the Consumers' Leagues of the Progressive Era
Scott R. St. Louis
Bess of Hardwick: Second Most Powerful Woman of the Elizabethan Age and a Symbol of Modern Thought
Hollie McDonald
Why Chinese Neo-Confucian Women Made a Fetish of Small Feet
Aubrey L. McMahan
Supporting Caste: The Origins of Racism in Colonial Virginia
Patrick D. Anderson
Krypteia: A Form of Ancient Guerrilla Warfare
Brandon D. Ross
The Grand Rapids Public Museum: What’s In A Building?
Nicholas A. Claus
Capitalism and the Science of History: Appleby, Marx, and Postmodernism
Patrick D. Anderson
Christian Mysticism as a Threat to Papal Traditions
Hayley E. Pangle
Korean Perceptions of Chastity, Gender Roles, and Libido; From Kisaengs to the Twenty First Century
Katrina Maynes