Zombie Flu: How the 1919 Influenza Pandemic Fueled the Rise of the Living Dead

By Elizabeth Outka, University of Richmond

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Before Martin Luther, There was Erasmus, a Dutch Theologian who Paved the Way for the Protestant Reformation

By Katherine Little

The Impeachment Resolution: Politics, the Constitution and Everything In Between

By Jennifer Selin, University of Missouri-Columbia

Most Witches are Women Because Witch Hunts Were All About Persecuting the Powerless

By Bridget Marshall, University of Massachusetts Lowell

Review: Jesus is King by Kanye West

By Nathan C. Vance

How Long Have We Believed in Vampires?

By Sam George, University of Hertfordshire

Tricking and Treating has a History

By Regina Hansen, Boston University

“I Be Not a Witch, I Be a Healer” — 14 Things about Grace White Sherwood, the Witch of Pungo

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When Halloween Became America’s “Most Dangerous” Holiday

By W. Scott Poole, College of Charleston

Renia’s Diary: Memoir of a Young Polish Jew on the Verge of Adulthood as WWII Explodes Around Her

By Dan Stone, Royal Holloway