The Department of History and the American Historical Association share statements on the history of racist violence in the United States.
Udi Greenberg, professor of modern European, intellectual, and international history, publishes article in The New Republic.
Students in Professor Meléndez-Badillo's Fall 2020 course Modern Latin America: Améfrica Ladina and El Caribe Since the Haitian Revolution create a digital storymap as their final project.
The history of China professor discusses her book Hammer and Anvil on the podcast and her article "Outside In: Power, Identity, and the Han Lineage of Jizhou" is honored.
This winter, the Department of History will be offering over 20 courses open to all students. To see a complete list of courses across topics, time periods, and regions of the world, click on this article.
The Department of History welcomes the Class of 2024 with a video introduction from current History students and answers to frequently asked questions about courses, the major, student research, and the History program in London.
Delmont will work with senior leaders on faculty equity, diversity, and inclusivity.
Matt Delmont writes in the Washington Post: "The way Americans have long discussed racism is a huge part of the problem." Read the full
Several faculty from the History Department participate in a course on epidemics.
McDonald says, "It's an honor that represents a lot of possibility."
