Sam Ginty presented his award-winning thesis at the McNeil Center for Early American Studies Undergraduate Research Workshop in April.
Department of History graduate students and faculty members receive fellowships, scholarships and awards.
Prof. Taddeo has been interviewed by Phi Beta Kappa's Key Reporter, published by the United States' oldest and most prestigious honors society.
Professor Julie Greene has published an article to Huffington Post on illegality and immigrants in current political discourse.
Professor Piotr Kosicki’s edited volume of "Vatican II Behind the Iron Curtain" has been featured on the New Books Network.
The Fall 2016 Department of History Newsletter, Keynotes, is here!
Professor Ira Berlin’s "The Long Emancipation: The Demise of Slavery in the United States" is the lead review in the current issue of the Times Literary Supplement, written by Ari Kelman.
Come visit the History Department's Advising Office this Spring!
