Moraine Valley Community College Library Podcast

Greek Organization members Misty Williams and Philip Davis sat down with Moraine Valley students via WebEx and PowerPoint to provide background about their respective organizations and the other Divine Nine organizations.

The MVCC Black Student Association holds an in-depth discussion of “1919” by Eve L. Ewing.

Haki R. Madhubuti is a poet, publisher, and public intellectual. He is the found of Third World Press which is the largest, independent, African-American owned press in the United States.

Our panel of experts examines the landscape of the past year, potential domestic threats in the future, and police and community relations.

MVCC history faculty discuss 2020 and how it stacks up in history.

Librarians Sharon and Hannah recommend items from the MVCC Library collections!

This event examines the insurrection on the U.S. Capitol on 1/6, the second impeachment of President Trump, and the Inauguration of President Biden.

In this presentation, Associate Professor of History Josh Fulton explores the Lost Cause movement and its efforts to reshape historical memory of the Confederacy and the Civil War through monuments and more.

History faculty member Jim McIntyre provides an overview of the history of one of the most deadly pandemics in history, the bubonic plague or the black death.

Political Science professors Merri Fefles-Dunkle and Kevin Navratil discuss the results from the 2020 Presidential, House, Senate, and Graduated Income Tax Amendment.

A discussion on Eve Ewing's poetry in her book "1919." In this interview, MVCC Counselor Shanya Gray interviews Dr. Janice Tuck Lively of Professor of English at Elmhurst College.

Political Science professors Merri Fefles-Dunkle, Dr. Deron Schreck, and Kevin Navratil will discuss the 2020 Presidential, House, Senate, and Graduated Income Tax Amendment.

Political Science professor Kevin Navratil will discuss why the Electoral College was created, the process of electing the president, and benefits and drawbacks of this electoral system versus electing the president by a nationwide popular vote.

This discussion will dig into Ewing's impact on the Marvel universe.

With concern over the Covid-19 Pandemic dominating all aspects of society, join political science and history faculty members Kevin Navratil, Jim McIntyre and Josh Fulton for a discussion of how the United States has grappled with disease outbreaks in the past.

Literature faculty discuss poems in Eve Ewing’s book 1919.

Faculty and staff were invited to record their reactions to Eve Ewing's book 1919.

History faculty explore the historic context of Eve Ewing’s book 1919.

Nursing, psychology, and history faculty discuss the impact of Covid 19 and the inequality it has exposed.

Librarians Sharon and Hannah recommend items from the MVCC Library digital collections!

Librarians host a second discussion with MVCC Counselors about mental illness, suicide prevention and domestic violence.

Librarians host a discussion with MVCC Counselors about staying mentally healthy during this time of social isolation.

A panel of historians will discuss examples of technophobia and as well as the transformations that technology has enabled.

In honor of Valentine's Day, a panel of faculty members will discuss our relationships with technology.