New Book Alert: Professor Jay Dow’s “The First Elections”
May 27, 2026
The First Elections : The Rise and Fall of Electoral Democracy in Early America June 9 will mark the publication of Kinder Institute and Truman School Professor Jay Dow’s second…
May 27, 2026
The First Elections : The Rise and Fall of Electoral Democracy in Early America June 9 will mark the publication of Kinder Institute and Truman School Professor Jay Dow’s second…
Stars, Stripes, & Celebrations Thanks to Lauren Johnson of our hometown Columbia Missourian for her recent write-up of “Stars, Stripes, & Celebrations: Missourians Commemorating America’s…
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October 5-6 Symposium at the Library of Congress The Kinder Institute will partner with Penn State University’s George and Ann Richards Civil War Era Center…
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The First Elections : The Rise and Fall of Electoral Democracy in Early America June 9 will mark the publication of Kinder Institute and Truman…
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A250: Global Perspectives Lecture Series Kick-Off With the Kinder Institute’s Spring 2026 lecture series celebrating the semiquincentennial anniversary of the United States set to wrap…
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A New Summary Academy for Missouri Teachers For over half a decade, every July, the Kinder Institute has hosted cohorts of 20 high school students…
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Global Perspectives on the US at 250 For the Spring 2026, our regular Friday Colloquium Series will abandon the familiar confines of Jesse 410 and…
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Contextualizing the Present With the Monroe Doctrine a news refrain of sorts in early 2026, Kinder Institute Director Jay Sexton, author of The Monroe Doctrine:…
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A Decade In To recognize the Kinder Institute as it approaches its 10-year anniversary, Mizzou Magazine’s Winter 2026 edition featured a special insert with articles…
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