_February 4, 2012: "Group wants U.S. rebirth of opportunity"
February 2, 2012: "MIT will celebrate Darwin and Lincoln's birthday"
September 9, 2011: "African Americans and the Meanings of Emancipation in Ohio"
September 1, 2011: "Black Confederates"
August 31, 2011: "Black Confederates in History and Myth"
April 1, 2011: "Impact of Confederacy subject of Wednesday forum"
January 19, 2011: "St. Mark’s School Commemorates Martin Luther King Jr."
November 7, 2010: "Commemorating the 150th Anniversary of Lincoln’s Election"
November 5, 2010: "Lincoln, Douglass: 'utilitarian' friends"
September 24, 2010:  "Pioneering black physician to be honored in NYC"
May 13, 2010: "Symposium reveals a man of great complexity, genius"
April 7, 2010: "Harvard Professor Visits AHI"
March 31, 2010: "Stauffer Lectures on Lincoln, Douglass and Great Books"
March 8, 2010: "Academics discuss Obama’s impact"
October 18, 2009: "Harpers Ferry looks back"
September 27, 2009: "Book shows southern Unionists not so rare after all"
July 26, 2009: "A story of rebellion amid the Confederacy"
July 26, 2009: "Unique Civil War experience traced"
July 5, 2009: "Knight: traitor or hero" 
June 25, 2009: "Recalling Douglass in the age of Obama"
June 21, 2009: "Tale of farmer explodes a myth"
May 11, 2009: "JCJC graduation speaker is author and Harvard professor"
April 17, 2009: "Stauffer Receives CLA Distinguished Alumni Award"
March 13, 2009: "The Bookstore Blog"
February 26, 2009: "Talk by Harvard scholar John Stauffer on Frederick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln"
February 23, 2009: "Remembering Lincoln in the Age of Obama"
February 13, 2009: "United States Celebrating Bicentennial of Civil War President's Birth"
February 10, 2009: "Scholars Debate Lincoln’s Legacy"
January 18, 2009: "In 'Giants,' historian John Stauffer traces similarities in lives of Frederick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln"
December 25, 2008: "Two perspectives on the life of Lincoln"
April 7, 2005: "Three honored with mentoring awards"
April 4, 2005: "Panelists Discuss Protest Literature"
September 27, 2002: "Professor Awarded Civil Rights Prize"
September 26, 2002: "Two Frederick Douglass Prize Winners"
July 11, 2002: "Book Portrays Syracuse as a Cauldron of Radical Anti-Slavery Ferment"
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