TWO HISTORY MAJORS PUBLISH IN PENN HISTORY REVIEW Amanda Durfee '19 and Walker Schneider '19 both submitted undergraduate papers to be considered for publication in the Penn History Review.
Musselwhite Interviewed by John Fea of The Author's Corner The interview is based on Prof. Musselwhite's new book, Urban Dreams, Rural Commonwealth:
GREENBERG RECIPIENT OF THE 2018 CHESTER PENN HIGBY PRIZE The prize is for his article “Protestants, Decolonization, and European Integra
David M. Shribman '76 (History Major) on "Why History Matters" "A recent study shows that over the past six years no discipline has lost favor — measured in the number of
Kenneth E. Shewmaker Kenneth E. Shewmaker, Professor Emeritus of Dartmouth College, passed away on October 31st surrounded by his loving family.
Tech-Bro Culture Was Written in the Code How computing pioneers at Dartmouth in the 1960s gave rise to the macho tech culture we see today says Joy Lisi Rankin D'98, Math and History major
Monahan Wins the W. Bruce Lincoln Book Prize Erika Monahan D'96, a visiting Associate Professor in the History Department for the 2018-19 academic year, has been awarded the W. Bruce
Historian Colin Calloway is National Book Awards Finalist Historian Colin Calloway’s book The Indian World of George Washington: The First President, the First
Should the Vatican Compromise with China? Professor Pamela Crossley discusses the Vatican's decision to let the (Communist Party) appoint amenable bishops in China in
Building Bridges: #MeToo: McDonald's Workers Strike to End Sexual Harassment Annelise Orleck shares two interviews she has just completed on the McDonalds workers' strike against sexual harassment.
URBAN DREAMS, RURAL COMMONWEALTH: THE RISE OF THE PLANTATION SOCIETY IN THE CHESAPEAKE Paul P. Musselwhite