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The Iowa Historical Review (ISSN 2373-1842) is the premier online undergraduate history journal at the University of Iowa. Founded in 2006, it is dedicated to providing an intellectual forum for undergraduate historians in the Midwest.

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The Rise of the Chocolate Chip Cookie: Kitchens, Cookbooks, and Modernity in the Early Twentieth Century

Kaitlyn Walter

2024-11-04

An Expansion Of Liberty

Gavin Scott

2024-11-04

Brothers and Sisters Unite: Take Back the Night in San Francisco, Cambridge, and Iowa City

Anna Marie Behrens

2024-11-04

Lost in Translation; The Evolution of Spanish Translations and the Black Legend in England from 1578 to 1740

Emma C Caster

2024-11-04

Spinnen Out: Women's Work in Early Modern Textile Trades

Joy Curry

2024-11-04

Agency in Removal: How the Iowa Tribe Navigated War and Colonization Between 1812 and 1824

Cameron John LaPage

2024-11-04

Hysterical Women: The Fight for an Expanded British Franchise at the Turn of the 20th Century

Leighton Barnes

2024-11-04

Grimalkin

Madeline DeCoste

2024-11-04

La República de Los Indios:  Tlaxcala, Survival, and the Struggle for Autonomy within New Spain,  1519-1558.

Daniel Ocon

2024-11-04

Playing With the Past: Building an Aztec Paper Warrior Doll

Berkley Wren Barnett

2024-11-04

"We Don't Need Any More Martyrs": Anti-War Protests at the University of Iowa 1970

Jack Kapsner

2024-11-04