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Written by Kylee Herrick An analysis of the Cleveland Museum of Art’s recent exhibition about wine’s role in mythology and history. Wine is an alcoholic beverage made from fermented grape juice. In many forms of media, it is associated with middle aged mothers and pretentious art fanatics. To an ancient Greek or medieval Catholic, wine was a sacred rite. It was dangerous, fantastical and deeply rooted in their connection to religion and spirituality. Wine was the truth potion

The Maltz Museum’s take on “degenerate” art and censorship during Adolf Hitler’s regime.  Written by Izzy Aparicio More than 87 years...

Give women their accomplishments back. Written by Alyssa Maree In the eyes of history, too many women’s accomplishments have been...

The topic of slave history opens the door for numerous questions about its past. Written by Jordan Shelton The origins of many events in...

How the historical site is being preserved for future generations. Written by Casey Couch Excited chatter fills the air on a summer’s day...

Traveling through The Vindicator’s history from a Black student newspaper to an arts and culture magazine. Written by Sophie Farrar For...

If literary geniuses wrote drunk, why can’t we? Written by Campbell Pratt Heavy guitar and raspy, anguished crooning plays over my...

Recognizing a community tradition of activists and organizations Written by Benvolio Nichols October marks LGBT History Month. Celebrated...

A reflection on my disappointment towards the Dog that saved Nome. Written and Created by Cameron Mays I have never had a good...