As we approach the start of a new semester and prepare to head back to classes, we’re looking back on topics we explored over the summer and some of our most popular posts.
May was Older American’s Month and Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. In June, we looked back on a year of remote instructional support at Special Collections and explored some historic places on campus. In July, we celebrated Emmett Till’s birthday. So far this month, we’ve explored Amazing Grace, Tallahassee’s counter-cultural magazine, and taken a look at Paul A.M. Dirac from a more personal perspective.
Linked below is a retrospective of our most popular posts from the summer.
by Rob Rubero
Korean Movable Type: A Mini-History
by Gino Romero
Back in the Classroom: Reflections on a Year of Remote Instructional Support
by Kristin Hagaman
Campus Places & Student Spaces
by Sandra Varry
Birthday Wishes For Emmett Till
by Rory Grennan
Propagating the Truth: Mamie and Me
by Julianna Morgan
Amazing Grace: Tallahassee’s Countercultural Newspaper
by Abigail Youngblood
by Rory Grennan
Illuminations 