Shades of Whiteness: Perceiving Restoration Efforts of Formerly Jewish Spaces Within Poland
By Sierra Kaplan
Every Rynek can leave the average tourist…
The Importance of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
By Kennedy Snyder
Throughout our time on the traveling…
The Kotwica
By Ian Eisenbrand
In Polish, Kotwica means anchor. It is also…
What is Effective Storytelling? City Wide Fantastical Creatures Compared to the Borderland Foundation
By Maddie Hartog
When walking through Krakow, I was inclined…
Fortifying History: A Look at Castles in Poland
By Suryansh Singh
For me, visiting a castle is a mystical…
“Forum” and “Shrine”: A Tool for Analyzing Museums
By Sofia DaCruz
I have visited many museums in my life, subconsciously…
Civilians During Polish Uprisings Memorialized in Exhibitions: Men As “Brave” And Women As “Selfless”
By Abigail Wright
Do not think, do not look, persevere, survive.…
Cultures in Exile: The Impact of Ukrainian and Belarusian Identities on the Souls of Polish Cities
By Anna Meehan
You can tell a lot about a city from the sights…
Underdogs: How Unlikely Figures Present Hope for Change
By Harrison Vogt
A Movement in Communist Poland Provides Hope…
To See or Not to See: The Visibility of Historical Monuments
By Anna Sebree
The purpose of a monument is to be seen. A…
Płaszów: A Recreational Park Built on a Concentration Camp
By Capriana Cormier
KL Płaszów was a Nazi concentration…
Public Memory and Remembrance in Berlin
By Ella Farrell
With over fifty memorials and monuments, the…
The 11th Commandment-“Never be a bystander”: Reflections of Human Indifference and Unresponsiveness to Atrocious Behavior and Why Speaking-Up Matters
By Harrison Vogt
In the poem Campo Dei Fiori, Czesław…
Where can you Build a McDonald’s in Poland?
By Connor Arneson
In Kraków, south of Old Town, near the intersection…
Confronting Memory in Urban Space
By Sophie Creager-Roberts
This semester I participated in courses…
Castles: Telling More Than Just Fairytales
By Capriana Cormier
While in Poland, I had been able to visit…
The Hidden History of the Holocaust
By Ella Farrell
On our bus ride to Treblinka, I remember not…
Life After War: The Bad, the Bad, and the Worse
By Anna Sebree
There are no two ways about it: life after war…