Chicago and the Great Migration Between 1915 and 1970, six million African Americans left their homes in the South and moved to states in the North and West. By EWB
Death of the Virgin Michelangelo Merisi II Caravaggio's representation of the dead Madonna By Colleen McKernan and Madyson McCarthy
Tapestries of the Battle of Pavia Sitting at the crossroads of conspicuous consumption, global trade, and mercenary culture. By Isaiah Albright and James Bushover
Jack-Of-All-Trades Keep Our Small Towns Running Bill Collier, Spanky or Pop: a man known for his brilliance, strength and proficiency. By Reagan Collier-Hogan
