Submissions from 2026
Ink as a Weapon: How the Black Panther Party Used its Print Media for Revolutionary Action, Morgan T. McKinney
The Intersections of Race, Gender, and (Dis)ability in Sport, Amelia Yaworski
Submissions from 2025
The Blurry Line: Examining the Balance Between Feminism and Nationalism for Women in Early 20th Century Ireland, Seamus M. Clune
Stoners, Walnuts, Stockings, and Guns: A Material History of Modern Firearms, Aiden Mashaal
Submissions from 2022
Helen DeKroyft: A Case Study on the Importance of Intersectionality in Disability Studies and History, Lizzie Elliott
2-Spirit/Indigiqueer Art History Guide, Liam Reilly
Submissions from 2021
Podcast Episode 1a: History of Ursinus and Women's Sports, Jacob Ross
Podcast Episode 1: Ursinus Field Hockey, Eleanor Snell's Legacy and Community, Jacob Ross
Podcast Episode 2a: Sports Diplomacy, Apartheid, and the Cold War, Jacob Ross
Podcast Episode 2: Ursinus and Sports Diplomacy in South Africa, Jacob Ross
Submissions from 2020
Database of Ursinus Timelines Related to the Crusades, Matthew Furgele
Submissions from 2019
Becoming a Superpower: China’s Rise and the Belt and Road Initiative in Latin America, Garrett Bullock
Submissions from 2018
Complete Bosoms, Incomplete Men: Reading Abstinence in Measure for Measure, Joseph Makuc
The Rise of Political Factions in the United States: 1789–1795, William Wehrs
Submissions from 2017
Trump Said What?: An Intersectional Approach to Identity Mobilization in Post-Coal Central Appalachia, Gwendolyn R. Franklin
Ursinus Remembers: The Vietnam War, Liam R. Griffin
The Diversity of Social Life at Ursinus College, Morgan Larese
A Fractured Family and Its Heirs: Seljuq Power and the “Sunni Revival” in the Middle East, 1000-1200 CE, Elijah Sloat
Submissions from 2016
Pearl of Africa: British Colonialism's Role in Ugandan Education and Modern Repercussions for Nonprofits, Marcella McGill
Queer History of the United States: A Syllabus, Jordan Ostrum
Submissions from 2015
Applying the Concepts Understanding by Design to a World War I History Course, Edward Malandro
Gay Genocide: Contextualizing Midcentury Treatment of LGBT Americans, 1940-1969, Jordan Ostrum
