By Halle Wilson// Work is progressing on restoring the Halfway African American Cemetery in Hagerstown. As part of a Hood celebration of Black History Month, Emilie Amt, professor emerita, gave an update Feb. 24, on the work that will occur this spring and summer at […]
By Jacob Russell// There’s a phrase that has become so common that its meaning seems to have been lost to us over time: those who don’t learn from their history are doomed to repeat it. […]
By: Kristina Southwell Dr. Leonard Latkovski, professor of history, spent a week inHanoi,Vietnamthis past August attending the eighth UNESCO World Congress. The conference brought together 250 representatives from 50 different countries. Latkovski, who is on […]
“From the Archives” appears in every issue of The Blue and Grey. On the left is an article from the back issues of The Blue and Grey, and on the right is a present day […]
There are many rumors about Brodbeck Music Hall’s past, and with Halloween approaching, we have sanctioned an expedition into the unknown. A few staff reporters from your humble paper have volunteered to put their night’s […]
By Kristinia Southwell Dr. Jay Driskell teaches his course “A Zombie History of the U.S.,” in which students explore the historical and cultural symbolism in classic zombie films. Photo by Stacey Axler Thanks to some […]
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