Please join the UC History Graduate Student Association in the Tangeman University Center this Friday, March 29th, for the Tenth Annual Queen City Colloquium. Panels will include numerous UC graduate students' research along with many students from schools across the country. Following the

Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 UC History Major Molly Gullett recently completed work on the Southwest Ohio Folklore Project, an important archival collection housed in the Archives and Rare Books Library at UC. The Folklore Collection is now available as a research

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