September 2025 – The Panorama
6 posts published by Emily Arendt during September 2025| The Panorama
Angela Murphy reflects on how bell hooks's work resonated with her research on Jermain Wesley Loguen.| The Panorama
Building from his recent JER article, Lacy K. Ford explores how Louisiana’s 1845 and 1852 constitutional conventions set the stage for social and political tensions that would shape the state…| The Panorama
Student mapping projects become an opportunity for better student engagement in Molly Nebiolo's courses.| The Panorama
Shannan Mason offers a complete, two day lesson plan on women and the American Revolution featuring Lauren Duval's recent article from The Pano.| The Panorama
Check out recent Pano pieces on teaching to find inspiration for your classroom.| The Panorama
As higher ed tries to cope with AI, David Head discusses his experimentation with a new type of writing assignment in college history classes.| The Panorama
Alexandra Garrett offers tips for bringing an appropriate dose of pop culture into the classroom by using the extraordinarily funny SNL skit, “Washington’s Dream.”| The Panorama
Our authors explain how a cast of characters can become an effective pedagogical tool to help students understand complex historical events like the American Revolution.| The Panorama
Kevin Vrevich offers historical context for thinking about Texas Republicans recent redistricting plans.| The Panorama
In this contribution to our “Teaching the Early Republic” series, Steven Peach discusses the ways that primary source analysis boosts engagement in his survey-level history courses.| The Panorama
In the latest installment of our "Teaching the Early Republic" series, Robert Smith demonstrates the power of material culture to engage students in the classroom.| The Panorama
Richard Newman reflects on how the power of place can be harnessed to tell the story of free-state slavery at historical sites outside the South.| The Panorama
Cory James Young, in a companion piece to his JER article on hereditary term slavery in Pennsylvania, considers the significance of some silences in slavery’s archive.| The Panorama
In the first installment of our new “Teaching the Early American Republic” series, David Gellman explores the challenges of teaching Abraham Lincoln in 2025.| The Panorama
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As the semiquincentennial approaches, Miriam Liebman comments on historiographical shifts relating to women’s and diplomatic history in the era of the Revolution.| The Panorama
Open to anybody who has presented a conference paper on the era of the early republic in 2022, 2023, 2024, or 2025.| The Panorama
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The Early Republic Tracker documents instances where the federal government is removing facts and stories essential to the public’s understanding American history from public historical sites, museums, websites, and executive agencies.| The Panorama
The JER/Pano launches the Early Republic Tracker to keep a record of changes in how history is represented online and in national parks, museums, and other historical sites.| The Panorama
