Hangul: The Alphabet of the People by Rebecca Lange

Explore the history of one of the world's most unique writing systems.

A Brief History of Online Advertising, By Sanjeev Khadka

Today, marketers barely remember what it was like to do print ads, traditional press releases, and TV/radio spots. Online advertising took stale and generic ads and turned them into dynamic, extremely targeted messages.

Golf's Greatest Mysteries of The Green Jacket, by Zach Werner

In the iconic "Masters Tournament" one of the rewards is winning a green jacket. What's the deal with this goofy green jacket.

Europa Universalis IV, by Tre Stoterau

The world was a turbulent place in 1444. Rule it, through trade, diplomacy, or might.

Origins of the electric guitar, by Keeghan Pingel

A look into the creation and impact of the electric guitar

A Brief History of Audio Recording By Brian Pierson

Audio technology has greatly advanced over the last 150 years. Let's take a short walk through its history.

The Fearless Warrior: The Story of Achilles By: Brodie Frederiksen

A hero acts as a symbol for people to look up to and make them believe in themselves. Whether Greek mythology is true or not, Achilles is a true hero.

The historical accuracy of Battlefield 1, by Tyler Versluys

In this video it talks about the historical accuracies. It shows some examples, along with some in-game footage.

History of Lake County Speedway, by Tanner Barnhart,

Lake County Speedway is a now lost tradition for Madison and the many individuals who have lasting memories. This video shares the story of Lake County and its many years of operation.

Humor Can Hurt: Animation as a Bedrock for Slapstick, by Justin Erickson

Nothing like a little violence to tickle your funny bone. 

Origins of the Attack on Pearl Harbor by Nathan Sundberg

Many know that the United States entered World War 2 immediately after Imperial Japan brutally attacked Pearl Harbor, but why exactly did they attack us in the first place? What pushed them to pick a fight with a dominant, neutral global superpower?

Origins of the Attack on Pearl Harbor, by Nathan Sundberg

Many know that the United States entered World War 2 immediately after Imperial Japan brutally attacked Pearl Harbor, but why exactly did they attack us in the first place? What pushed them to pick a fight with a dominant, neutral global superpower? 

Oodles of Instant Noodle History By: Keegan Struble

 A sodium free serving of "ramen" history and instant noodle inventor, Momofuku Ando.

Fast and Furious by: Adam Hofer

Think you know your United States? Trust me you do not. I have almost facts that will blow your mind. Some are funny, some are sad, and others are just weird. These are coming fast so don’t get caught up thinking about one too long. Ready?