Issue 11: Winter is Done, Welcome to Summer!
Via Alex Jones, Unsplash.com Our pace of publication slowed down this past year; as with everyone else, we were tired. As the seasons shift and the pollen...
Issue 10: Fields of Sunflowers
I like to show students how history is relevant today but I didn’t need 1918 Flu, Great Depression/New Deal stimulus/relief, Hitler v. Poland, freezing...
Issue 9: Graduate Degree Research Showcase
Luis Villasmil, via unsplash.com The Graduate Degree Research Showcase How do you characterize a department? That is, if a group of scholars has any impact...
Issue 8: 2021 Is Done
This issue of The View From the 4th Floor Paterson is by MA in Public History student, Jasmin Cardillo. Image via Olesia Hnatkevych, unsplash.com This...
The View from the 4th Floor Paterson: Issue 7, Closing Time
Via Tim J., unsplash.com The end is in sight folks, the term is nearly over, we’re almost there. You can do it. Questions for Alumni: Todd Lane Our alumni...
Issue 6 The View from the 4th Floor Paterson:
Photo by Tapio Haaja via Unsplash.com Reflections from a Reluctant Historian Audra Diptée When I was an undergraduate student in the 1990s at York...
Issue 5: The Shortest Month Meets the Shortest Newsletter
Macro Snowflake, Aaron Burden via Unsplash The Shortest Month Can February march? No, but April may. ...it's been a long year folks... To Read It's Black...
Issue 4: The View From The 4th Floor Paterson 'Fresh Snow'
Marc-Olivier Jodoin via Unsplash.com Welcome back to the View from the 4th Floor Paterson, a newsletter from the Department of History at Carleton...
On Nothing
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Change
Marc Sendra Martorell via unsplash.com Welcome back to the View from the 4th Floor Paterson, a newsletter from the Department of History at Carleton...
Getting Underway
Gia Oris, via unsplash.com On Memory As a kid, I was absolutely certain - certain! - that I had been on a family holiday out west when I was five. You could...