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Jackson State hosts a memorial for lynching victims of Madison County

February 26, 2018 Nathan Chester

The date is August 19, 1886. Eliza Woods, an African American woman from Jackson, Tenn., is dragged from jail by an angry mob of white people. She has been accused of poisoning her employer Jessie […]

Richard Bailey discusses race, sexuality at Provost’s Lecture

November 10, 2015 Luke Brake

At Union’s Provost’s Lecture, Richard Bailey, professor of history at Canisius College, stood at the podium in a gray suit, facing a sparse crowd of faculty members and students. University lectures are not known for […]