NEH grant to support new trauma studies minor
The National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) recently awarded The University of…
History
Pirate Histories from the Fifteenth to Twenty-First Century
Scholarship on the global history of piracy (widely defined) is on the…
What are International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month?
Wellspring Associate Professor of History Jan Wilson explains the inspiring origins of…
History alumni near and far
History alumni John Turner (BA '18) and Hutton Person (BA '16) have…
War and photography in Mexico
Professor Andrew Wood is conducting research on the Independence War in Mexico…
Disability, stigma and a new way to view the world
In Becoming Disabled, Wellspring Professor of History Jan Wilson examines disability in…
Civil wars and enlightened eras: Role-playing through it all
Assistant Professor of History Nicole Bauer enhances students’ learning experience by incorporating…
From cholera to cancer and COVID: Fall 2021 Seminar successfully engages international public health histories
Rutland Professor Andrew Wood’s Fall 2021 HST 4853 Seminar on Global Public…
Thomas Buoye: On the cutting edge of Chinese legal history
Associate Professor History Thomas Buoye continues to research and publish on eighteenth-century…
Nicole Bauer: Curiosity and chiaroscuro in eighteenth-century France
Assistant Professor of History Nicole Bauer's study of secrecy and transparency in…
Andrew Wood teaches seminar on disaster history
Professor of American History Andrew Wood designed and taught a seminar on…
Jon Arnold: Gendering Goths and translating Ennodius
Associate Professor of History Jon Arnold continues to study the Goths and…