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19 Oct 17“Everybody Has a Bungalow Hope”: Housing and Occupation in the US West, 1920Idaho State University Arts & Letters HistoryUnknownUnknownKristine Hunt1View
25 Jun 25Finding Our Foremothers: Women and Power in Seventeenth-Century Northern New EnglandIdaho State University Arts & Letters HistoryUnknownUnknownNorra Cardillo1View
5 Feb 25Mandating Sectarianism: British Imperial Policy towards Shias in the Formation of the Iraqi State, 1890-1932Idaho State University Arts & Letters HistoryUnknownUnknownThomas Rogers1View
11 Jul 23Smashing Teapots and Knitting Mufflers: The Development of British Mormon Identity 1911-1918Idaho State University Arts & Letters HistoryUnknownUnknownElizabeth E. Mawlam1View
16 Jun 26Race and the attempted genocide of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in MissouriIdaho State University Arts & Letters HistoryUnknownUnknownJoseph Orr1View
21 May 20The Parks Belong to Us:A Study of National Identity and National Parks ThroughA Qualitative Analysis of Popular Nature Writings 1929-1940Idaho State University Arts & Letters HistoryUnknownUnknownMatthew Bingman1View
23 Sep 26Composing Resistance: The Rhetoric of Protest Writing in the Digital SquareIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownMoyedun Zannat Brinta1View
31 Mar 15Reading the Rows: A Working Meditation on Agriculture, Nature, and LiteratureIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownSteven Hall1View
21 Mar 23The Realms of John Murray II: A Publisher’s Influence bIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownVictoria Davis1View
27 Jan 26The Association of TikTok Use and Its intersection with Body image and Mental Health among MUBAS StudentsIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownLydia K. Maganga1View
25 Jun 25The Portrayal of Militant Motherhood and Resistance to Autocracy and Patriarchy in Postcolonial African Novels (Late Twentieth and Early Twenty-First Century)Idaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownRudo Chigweshe1View
25 Jun 25Searching for the Absent Mother in Contemporary Irish and Indian FictionIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownJessica E. Wooley1View
4 Mar 26Immigration Position, Labeling, and Civility: An Analysis of YouTube Comments During a Salient Policy Moment in the United StatesIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownSajida Ferdous1View
10 Mar 15Transgressing Postcolonial Indifference, Recovering History: Women and Desire in Arundhati Roy's "The God of Small Things", Ahdaf Soueif's "The Map of Love", and Edwidge Danticat's "The Farming of Bones"Idaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownKelly Meyer1View
30 Sep 25How Do Instructions on How to Use and Interpret Infographics in Multimodal Assignments Impact Students’ Critical Thinking, Creativity, and Engagement Process?Idaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownSuraiya Nasrin1View
10 Mar 15Endure and Survive: Dystopia in the Post-Apocalypse and Its Insight into Human ExistenceIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownJustin Murdock1View
26 Jun 25Bleeding All Over the Shelves and Tracking It Out Into the World: Theorizing Horror in Indigenous North American LiteratureIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownHogan D. Schaak1View
26 Jun 25I Know Why Lagos Women Whistle: Gendered Representations of Lagos in Contemporary Nigerian NarrativesIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownElizabeth O. Olaoye1View
4 Mar 26Humor and Persuasion: A Multimodal Rhetorical Analysis of X Memes in Sociopolitical and Economic Discourse in NigeriaIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownTaiwo A. Salako1View
6 Mar 15Be a Man: Representations of Masculinity in the Civil War Literature of Ambrose Bierce and John William De ForestIdaho State University Arts & Letters English & PhilosophyUnknownUnknownCorinna Barrett1View
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