On April 14, 1906, racial tensions reached a tipping point in the Queen City of the Ozarks. Mob rule and violence ensued, and the lynching that occurred in Park Central Square on the eve of Easter Sunday became a permanent mark on the history of the Ozarks. In the aftermath of the catastrophe, many African-Americans […] … [Read more...] about Life in the Ozarks for African-Americans: From 1906 to today
Dr. Leslie Seawright has been studying how and why officers are writing their police reports. … [Read more...] about The how and why of police report writing
“These women weren’t going to Italy to consume good food, wine or clothing. They were much more than tourists,” said Dr. Etta Madden. … [Read more...] about Little-known women: Engaging Italian politics, religion
How would traditional education change if more emphasis was placed on investing in strengths rather than correcting weaknesses? This is a question Nora Cox thinks about often. … [Read more...] about Building a team? Support strengths in each member
Father-child relationships are often played out in movies. … [Read more...] about Dads on the silver screen: Stories of fatherhood