An Interview with Daniel K. Richter
Today at The Junto, Daniel K.
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Guest Post: The “Scotch War”: Scotophobia and the War of American Independence
Today at the Junto, guest poster Tim Worth discusses Scotophobia in the American...
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Revisiting Red Jacket, alias Cow Killer
Today at the Junto, Rachel Herrmann takes a look at a story told about the Seneca orator Red...
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The Wandering Essay: A Lesson Plan for Teaching Writing
Today at the Junto, Rachel Herrmann discusses a lesson plan for teaching...
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Digital Pedagogy Roundtable: Your Links
Today at the Junto, we ask for your links on using digital methods in the history classroom.
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Digital Pedagogy Roundtable, Part 1: Students’ Access to Sources
This week at the Junto features a roundtable on digital pedagogy.
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Guest Post: The Payroll Union’s Paris of America
Today at The Junto, Andrew Heath and Pete David discuss their collaboration on David's band, The Payroll Union, and its new album, Paris of...
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Q&A: Jessica Roney, Governed by a Spirit of Opposition
Today at The Junto, Rachel Herrmann interviews Jessica Roney about her book on colonial Philadelphia, Governed by a Spirit of...
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The Week in Early American History
Welcome to another The Week in Early American History! Baltimore continues to feature heavily, but we’ve also got some Founding Fathers’ poetry and ridiculous styles of conference questions for your amusement. And now, the links! In Baltimore news, the AAIHS’s Noelle Trent shares her thoughts on integrating the Baltimore unrest into a Civil War class.
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Race, Riot, and Rebellion: A Bibliography
Today, Juntoists have compiled a bibliography on race, riot, rebellion, and revolution.
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