The National Herald Twelve Days in France: The Final Chapter of a Greek-American Son Overlooking the shores of Omaha Beach, where the tide still carries the echoes of World War II, the Normandy American Cemetery stands as a timeless sanctuary…
The signing of the Declaration of Independence on 4 July 1776 marked the birth of a new nation. People from the island of Ireland, particularly those from the nine counties of Ulster, made significant contributions to the creation and development of the…
Sheffer ‘30 explores McCabe’s current exhibit: “Crossings — Migration Then and Now.” Independent Newspaper of Swarthmore College Since 1881 McCabe Library: Crossings — Migration Then and Now Nestled in clear cases around the McCabe Library atrium, passports and maps, among various other travel documents,…
Haiti history runs from an island of Indigenous villages to the first free Black republic, and it explains the crisis of today. This guide walks a newcomer through five centuries in plain steps. It ends with the vote now set…
For Bobby González, preserving Indigenous history began close to home: inside his family’s bodega in the South Bronx. Growing up near the Melrose Houses, González encountered people from different Indigenous backgrounds who visited the neighborhood store owned by his parents.
Small US towns winning over Latino families offer vibrant local economies and affordable housing, alongside robust job opportunities across diverse industry sectors. Strategic locations across South Carolina, Idaho, Georgia, and Washington provide emerging regional hubs that transform the national cultural…
Kuwait Times One of the women, Patty Atavis, stares intently at the camera with a restless girl on her lap, Anna Whitridge, in a 1848 portrait. Records show that Atavis was purchased by a doctor in Baltimore County, Maryland, at age…
In a new book, Yale historian Alan Mikhail provides a detailed account of one of the first couples to settle in New Netherland, and how they managed to thrive despite being outsiders. “Before there was a place called New York,…
Turns out, the pernicious ideology was homegrown. As the young nation gobbled up territories and formed new states, the balance of power between free and slave states became a flashpoint for the small cadre of men — the Southern planters — whose…
At the end of 2025, 96,796 foreign nationals were permanent residents of canton Lucerne. Since 2000, their share of the population has risen from 14.8% to 21.9%. Foreign residents came from 167 countries in total. This content was published on Apr 9, 2026 The initiative to cap the…
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