By ARJUN MENON January 31, 2018 “The Cycle of History; The Cycle of Life” No country, institution, government, or civilization of power is immune to the cycle of history. The cycle of life…
China: The Most Advanced Ancient Civilization
By JOSE MARCO BISNAR December 26, 2017 “What do you call a distinct civilization which lasted for more than 4,000 years till now? A civilization so advanced that its neighbors copied its ways an…
Historical Photographs That Will Make You Cry
By ASMITA DAS December 7, 2017 Here are a series of historical photographs and events that will make you cry, if not make you immensely sad. A picture can say a thousand words. Photographers play a hu…
Art, History and Literature: The Facts You Should Know
By NATHAN LAND November 19, 2017 Here are some mind blowing facts about art, history and literature! Art: Vincent Van Gogh only sold one painting in his entire life, but painted more than 900, along w…
Do Native Americans Celebrate Thanksgiving?
By ALECIA LI MORGAN November 20, 2017 “There are bigger problems for the Native community to deal with these days than feeling the sting of Columbus Day or the nature of Thanksgiving. If anythin…
No One Watches The History Channel Anymore
By ALEX DIAZ-GRANADOS November 7, 2017 “Now, you have to understand that as fascinating as history is for some individuals, the sad reality is that there are more television viewers who are bore…
The History of The Rohingya People
By CHAM TAN November 2, 2017 “The Rohingya have always been persecuted and oppressed because they are considered to be ‘stateless,’ and are not recognized by the Myanmar government. The Ba…
Is America’s Racist Past Relevant Today?
By Admin October 16, 2017 “Why is it so important to remember the racist past of America when it comes to dealing with racism today? Why do so many people like to remove that from American histo…
The Nazi That Committed a Humanitarian Faux Pas
By JIM WILSON October 19, 2017 “I don’t think he was perfect – he was in the SS… He was a Nazi… His hat has a skull and crossbones on it (n.b. later found out about it’s Germanic history. …
Genghis Khan: The Most Eco-Friendly Invader?
By ARJUN SATHEESH MENON August 17, 2017 “Based on the knowledge we have gained from the past, we are now in a position to make land-use decisions that will diminish our impact on climate and the…