CETA Remembered: At the Intersection of Public Art and Public History by Laura Macaluso Humanities for All March 15, 2023
Book Review: Laura A. Macaluso (ed), Monument Culture: International Perspectives on the Future of Monuments in a Changing World by Marc Kosciejew Museums and Society Volume 20 Number 2 (1 November 2022)
Fashioning the Self: Jennie Jerome, a twentieth century Victorian in the Library by Laura Macaluso Women's History Network November 1, 2022
Chatting with the Histocrats: 7 Questions for Laura Macaluso, Public Historian by Jeff Burns Histocrats October 7, 2022
Ways in which the Portrait of Cinque / Sengbe Pieh erased the subject’s Muslim identity by Laura Macaluso Kudos April 2022
Public History Play-Acting After All: Commentary on a Confederate Battle Flag Exhibition in Virginia by Laura Macaluso History, The Journal of the Historical Association February 21, 2022
‘Where you can feel the ghosts’: Site of Benedict Arnold’s former home in New Haven under exploration by Ben Lambert New Haven Register December 27, 2021