On illness, mercy, and gratitude.

How did we celebrate Independence Day in 1842? What’s the difference between now and 1842?

Activist journalists gush over activist historians.

History isn’t written by the victors…

Texas is taking on DEI, but what about our museums?

The big TSHA history conference is upon us. Here’s what you need to know.

Baby, it’s cold outside! When we have a freeze, Michelle has time to cook. Chicken & dumplings!

Chief Historian Walter Buenger is out, as are many of his OOPS acolytes. Don’t know what OOPS is? You’re about to!

The TSHA lawsuit is settled out of court and the Battleship Texas may have new digs in Galveston.

Corpus to Austin to Dallas to El Paso, over to San Antonio…and back again. Here’s what we’ve been up to since January!

Just FYI, regarding the legal opinions on board imbalance, etc., rendered by the law firm who helped to revise TSHA’s bylaws

A Galveston judge determined the immediate future of the Texas State Historical Association today. Here’s what you need to know…

Academics react to the lawsuit filed to restore the board balance to the Texas State Historical Association…and it’s pretty dang funny.

The battle over Texas history enters the courtroom on May 19. Here’s what you need to know.

We have an announcement as big as Texas. Digital Papers of the Texas Revolution, y’all!

TSHA’s Chief Historian, Walter Buenger, is due for a job evaluation. . Should he continue on in the role?

Is the Texas State Historical Association legally constituted? If not, what should we do about the tax dollars they receive?

How accurate is the scholarship presented by anti-Ranger group, Refusing to Forget? Let’s have a look at their website.

To get certified to teach in Texas, you need to show your DEI bonafides.