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In the 19th century, some U.S. states reduced capital crimes, moved executions out of the public eye, or abolished the death penalty, with Michigan leading the way in 1846. However, many states retained capital punishment, and by the century's end,…

Alexander Parker Crittenden letter to his wife, Clara

It is still early in the civil war and are still trying to gather all the details.

Photographed at the Military-historical Museum of Artillery, Engineer and Signal Corps, Saint Petersburg.

Officer standing next to a cannon, overlooking a city across a river

Rough sketch of horses and wagons.

Article about The Hut compared to other Santa Clara bars

An interview with Kathleen Bui, one of the first coed students and alumni.

A College of Arts and Sciences informational article

A faculty evaluation for the Women's Studies Program. The professor evaluating the program notes the lack of an official Women's Studies office contributes to the lack of support on campus of the program.