The Vaudeville Era of Sylvester Bell: A St. Joseph Cultural History
The Vaudeville Era of Sylvester Bell: A St. Joseph Cultural History Written by Jerrad Hardin Everything that has happened in my life I first dreamed of in 1914. I had […]
The Cupola
The Cupola Robert Hamblin From Bread and Stones, 2022 —Cape Girardeau, 2022 Freshly painted, the cupola of the old courthouse, shines brilliantly white against the dying blue of the […]
Mom’s Gravy Was a Bowlful of Love
Mom’s Gravy Was a Bowlful of Love by Stephen Roberts The best gravy I have ever eaten was made by my mother *. After frying chicken, beef or pork, Mom’s […]
Empowering the Next Generation
Student Voices in Global Dialogues: Empowering the Next Generation By: Courtney Brooks, Global Ties KC President and CEO Since the end of World War II, the United States’s role in […]
Shakespeare in the Streets: Bevo Mill
Shakespeare in the Streets: Bevo Mill St. Louis Shakespeare Festival shares stories from the city’s vital immigrant portal By Tori Rezek | Aug. 19, 2022 You probably know the St. […]
Reflecting on Place
Reflecting on Place Caitlin Yager, Program Director, Missouri Humanities With 6+ years of working for Missouri Humanities under my belt, I firmly believe my greatest takeaway thus far is the […]
Capturing Humanities
Capturing Humanities by Michael Saldivar, Missouri Humanities Cinematographer As I near my MH work anniversary in December, I can’t help but look back and appreciate the growth of these last […]
My passion is grants
My passion is grants by Marvin Silliman, MHC Board Member Humanities means so much to me. It is the study of how people connect to the human experience through history, […]
EXPERIENCING A HISTORICAL DOCUMENTARY
EXPERIENCING A HISTORICAL DOCUMENTARY: Donald C. Pharis, Humanitarian Missouri Humanities Council granted two separate grants to FRIENDS of the Pharis Farm in 2020 and 2021. Friends of the Pharis Farm […]
The Confluence Project
The Confluence project by Rabia Gregory, Associate Professor of Religious Studies How do humanities scholars contribute to the mission of a Land Grant University? Building on work started in […]
