A Memorial in Dialogue: Reflecting on History in Berlin
By Esmé Rummelhart
Artists must make a multitude of choices…
Resisting Fear: The Ringelblum Archive
By Kate Christie
Resistance can take many forms. It can be physical,…
Oswiecim: Living in Auschwitz Today
By Jacqueline Murrer
When someone mentions the name,…
The Presence of Absence: Remembering the Holocaust on Yom Kippur
By Zoe Fruchter
There is a prayer towards the climax of the…
When Good Intentions Don’t Translate into Proper Actions
By Maryrose Dollard
During my travels through Krakow, Poland…
Erasing the Past: How Totalitarian Regimes Sought to Camouflage their Crimes
By Madison Bollart
When we think about totalitarianism, an immediate…
Navigating Berlin’s Ode to its Past
By Caroline Simon
Our walk ends in a huge square in the central…
Peace where Peace was Lost: Civil Society’s Role in Challenging the Marginalization of Roma People
By Kate Christie
Throughout our travels across Europe, we’ve…
Different interpretations of the Holocaust
By Aaron Alonso
In the various countries that we have visited…
Peeling Back the Whitewash: Understanding Austria’s Role in the Past Through its Memorials
By Madison Bollart
Throughout our two weeks of travel in Central…
A Proper Monument to the Jewish Victims of the Holocaust
By Hannah Gavin
“How does one mourn for six million people…
The Right to be a Cosmopolitan
By April Dvorak
As I immerse myself in Central Europe…
Opening my Eyes to Antisemitism’s Development in the Interwar Period
By Caroline Simon
Prior to embarking to Europe on my study…
Hitchcock, Welles, Kurosawa, Riefenstahl?
By Luke Burke
I was unsure of what to do on my first night in…
How the Mob Mentality Affected Europe for 50 Years
By Maryrose Dollard
In my studies in Central Europe, the information…
The House of Terror: A Distortion of Public Trust
By Jacqueline Murrer
Whether it be for art, architecture, or…
The Transmission of Memory
By Esme Rummelhart
Traveling through Central Europe, history…
Beyond Monuments: Street Names as Alternative Memorials in Vienna and Wrocław
By Zoe Fruchter
“The everyday phrases are the hardest to change,”…