Ancient Rome successfully fought against voter intimidation
David Hollander, professor of history, writes in The Conversation that efforts to regulate voting access go way back, as depicted on an early Roman coin.
David Hollander, professor of history, writes in The Conversation that efforts to regulate voting access go way back, as depicted on an early Roman coin.
Professor of History Michael Bailey unpacks the medieval invention − and skepticism − of the witch on a broomstick in an article from The Conversation.
University Professor Emeritus Steffen W. Schmidt details the history of the Iowa caucuses and their impact on presidential elections.
Associate Professor of History Bonar Hernández Sandoval predicts that Guatemala’s current climate of protest will lead to more Guatemalans migrating to the U.S.
By investigating what a Minnesota lake’s microbes are doing, Iowa State’s Elizabeth Swanner can better understand how they transformed the Earth’s atmosphere and oceans into what they are today.
As much of the nation bakes in extreme temperatures, Professor William Gallus discusses the cause and the consequences.
Christina Patricola, geological and atmospheric sciences, explains why forecasters are keeping a watchful eye on the 2023 hurricane season.
Steffen Schmidt, Lucken Endowed Professor of Political Science, offers insight on the Iowa caucuses as the 2024 presidential election cycle ramps up.