The department would like to share this Seattle Times article, penned by Dr. Matthew Sutton. Professor Sutton teaches courses in 20th century United States history, cultural history, and religious history and can be located in Wilson Short Hall on the Pullman campus.
Undergraduate students in Dr. Mercier’s Women’s History course loved Michael Helquist’s book about the fiery and uncompromising radical physician Marie Equi. Students not only find Equi fascinating—a professional woman in a man’s world, an open lesbian, a committed activist for the causes affecting women and workers—but they especially connect to someone who lived in their […]
Congratulations Taylor Hermsen on being chosen to receive the College of Arts and Sciences Boeing Graduate Fellowship in Environmental Studies! Taylor was chosen based on the recommendation of the Dean’s Advisory Committee on Research and Creative Activities. Great work Taylor!
Undergraduate students in Dr. Mercier’s Women’s History course loved Michael Helquist’s book about the fiery and uncompromising radical physician Marie Equi. Students not only find Equi fascinating—a professional woman in a man’s world, an open lesbian, a committed activist for the causes affecting women and workers—but they especially connect to someone who lived in their […]