Humanities scholars from many disciplines are discovering and tilling common ground.

As part of its Black Histories Lecture Series, the Department of History is pleased to welcome Wendell Hassan Marsh, Rutgers-Newark, to Dartmouth, February 16, 2022 at 3:30 PM on Zoom.

In a fall seminar on "Latin Paleography," undergraduates decipher archival texts.

Explore digital humanities class projects from students in HIST 5.13/LACS 1.10, Modern Latin America, and HIST 82.04/LACS 46.60, Transnational Utopias: Latin American Anarchisms, both taught by Professor Meléndez-Badillo in Fall 2021.

Stefan Link, Associate Professor of History, has been awarded the American Historical Association Herbert Baxter Adams Prize for his book, Forging Global Fordism: Nazi Germany, Soviet Russia, and the Contest over the Industrial Order.

This fall, Whitney Barlow Robles, a Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of History and Society of Fellows, launched a digital exhibition titled The Kitchen in the Cabinet: Histories of Food and Science.

The five new postdoctoral fellows work across disciplinary boundaries.

"There is no economic relationship that is not also about domestic authority and lineage; there is no 'social' or 'cultural' or 'family values' conservatism that is not also asserting the right to claim and distribute property," says Professor Moreton.

In a Washington Post opinion piece, Professor Jorell Meléndez-Badillo explores the implications of Camacho-Quinn's decision to run under the flag of Puerto Rico.

Sixty-one history majors and minors, including thirteen honors thesis writers and a senior fellow, graduate June 13, 2021.