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Undergraduates Actually Want a Liberal Arts Education

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Incorporating Religion into the U.S. History Survey

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Fundamentalism, Feminism, and Other Curse Words: Teaching Controversy with Civility

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Fun with Polygamy, or, "A House Full of Females" & the Benefits of Teaching Mormon History

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A Great Book and the Liberal Arts Tradition

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Digital Religion in the Classroom

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It's Not Me, It's You

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Teaching Introduction to Religion: Or How Tupac and Mary Douglas Became Best Friends

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Grading No-Grade Discussion Groups

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Is There a Christian Approach to History?

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Musically Speaking the Lectures

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Neither Video nor Radio Can Kill the Blogging and Tweeting Stars

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History Now Features Colonial American Religion

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The Founding Fathers and the Debate Over Religion in Revolutionary America

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Blum's Blogging: Teaching the United History History Survey

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Yes, Researchers Do Know Something About Teaching

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What to Do With God in America

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Thursday Reading: Religious Knowledge, Religious Studies and the Tea Party's Religion

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New Year, New You, New Books … Already?

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The Costs of Secularism

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