Save the date! The Department of History will welcome Agnieszka Koscianska of the University of Warsaw to talk about her work on gender, sexuality, and violence in Communist Poland.
The Miller Center presents a celebration of Alejandro Cañeque's new book, Un imperio de mártires: Religión y poder en las fronteras de la Monarquía Hispánica (Empire of Martyrs: Faith and Powe
The Miller Center presents a celebration of Colleen Woods's new book Freedom Incorporated: Anticommunism and Philippine Independence in the Age of Decolonization. Discussion with Colleen
The Anna Julia Cooper Workshop in Black History presents Christopher Freeburg of the University of Illinois and his talk “When did We Become an Us: The Origins of Black Culture as an Idea during S
The Anna Julia Cooper Workshop in Black History presents Tamanika Ferguson of the University of Maryland and her talk “The Incarcerated Women's Public Sphere.”
The Anna Julia Cooper Workshop in Black History presents Charles McKinney of Rhodes College and his talk “The Political Worlds of George Washington Lee: Power, Politics, and the End of Segregation
The Washington Early American Seminar Series presents Carla Cervasco of Rutgers University and her talk "The Tobacco Pipe-Makers Arms: Gender, Race, Clay, and Tobacco in the 17th-Century Chesapeak
