2024-2025 Maya Brin Resident Maxim Osipov
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20Th Century Japan Research Award For 2015-2016: Announcement
October 06, 2015The Nathan and Jeanette Miller Center for Historical Studies
The Center for The History of The New America Newsletter: Fall 2015
October 01, 2015Read the most recent issue of the center's newsletter.
The Charlotte Observer
Historian Ira Berlin Challenges Emancipation Assumptions
September 18, 2015Berlin provides an important reinterpretation of “the transformation of millions of men and women from property to person.”
The New York Times
Ira Berlin’S “The Long Emancipation” Reviewed By The Ny Times
September 15, 2015Ira Berlin's new book, "The Lomg Emancipitation," discusses the demise of slavery in the U.S. and the movement for emancipation.
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Monument To A Hero
September 14, 2015Frederick Douglass Square to be completed this fall.
Diamondback
ARHU Partners Receive $1.25 Million Grant
July 29, 2015CGMS, MITH, and the Driskell Center will work together to build resources in African American history and culture
History Commencement Held In Memorial Chapel On May 21St
June 02, 2015The Spring 2015 History Department Commencement ceremony was held on Thursday, May 21st.
Arhu Faculty Earn Promotions And Tenure 2015
May 13, 2015Seventeen faculty members from the College of Arts and Humanities were awarded tenured positions and promotions to full professor.
Former History Phd Student Named Chancellor Of The North Dakota University System
May 05, 2015A former doctoral student of Professor Jon Sumida has just been named Chancellor of the North Dakota University Syst
Umd To Build Memorial Honoring Frederick Douglass In Hornbake Plaza
April 09, 2015University President Wallace Loh appropriated $375,000 for the project before recent budget cuts caused the hiring and construction freeze.