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A young girl tends the spinning machine at a cotton mill in North Carolina. Children worked adult hours for pennies in mills and factories all over the United States until reforms came with the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938

TIME Magazine: History Alum, Betsy Wood PhD'11, on the History of Child Labor

Monday, May 13

Adam Green Comments on Mavis Staples' Event

Monday, April 22

Peggy Heffington

Prof. Peggy Heffington Receives an Academic Communicators Network Excellence Award

Thursday, April 18

New Earth Histories book cover

Exploring How Knowledge Comes to Be

Sunday, April 14

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Spring 2024 Newsletter

Friday, March 22

History Major, Daisy Maslan, Selected as a Fulbright Finalist

Friday, March 1

Amy Dru Stanley

Axios: Prof. Amy Dry Stanley Comments on President Biden's Ability to Protect IVF Treatment

Thursday, February 29

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