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Kappa's Ritual and History Director Denise Rugani and Dr. Oz discuss the origins of Kappa's historical markers in Monmouth.
The Minnie Stewart Vanbassadors reflect on their road trip, which brought Kappa's history to its members during the Sesquicentennial.
The Minnie Stewart Vanbassadors reflect on their road trip, which brought Kappa's history to its members during the Sesquicentennial.
Pi Beta Phi's archivist Fran Becque and Kappa's museum specialist Mary Osborne discuss that time in 1891 when Kappa Kappa Gamma's Phi Chapter met with other sororities to discuss issues of common interest.
It's our tenth episode! Kappa's Archivist and Museum Director Kylie Towers Smith joins me to discuss Convention traditions.
This episode discusses the war service of Dr. Mary Crawford, Cornell.
Alice Duer Miller was well connected at Barnard College. Find out who her friends were in this bonus episode.
In the second episode on notable Kappas, Dr. Oz reviews the life and works of Alice Duer Miller.
Bonus episode featuring excerpts from Mabel Potter Daggett's book and a letter to Cleora Wheeler
This episode begins a new series on notable Kappas and explores the accomplishments of journalist Mabel Potter Daggett.
This episode concludes the series on the treasures at The Stewart House. Learn all about the museum's crazy quilt.
This episode takes a look at another treasure at the museum. Mistakenly attributed to William K. Stewart, this letter was actually written by Henry Mariner to his daughter Ada M. Mariner. Ada was William's sister-in-law and a member of Kappa Ka
Explores the reasons why women saved buttons and their purposes
This episode is the last in the series titled "Illinois Origins." It examines the life and work of Estelle Barnes, who applied for The Stewart House to be included in the National Register of Historic Places.
In this episode, I discuss some of the occupants of The Stewart House and their influence upon Monmouth. James and William Stewart's legacies are part of the reason Kappa's museum exists today.
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