Department of History
Arts and Letters launches new minor in economic and business history
An investment banking internship in China showed an A&L student he wanted to pursue a career in finance — and take more history classes
History and pre-health major travels to London to study rare archives of World War I-era surgeries
Q&A with Philip Byers, Ph.D. candidate in the Department of History
History professor and alumnus connect black students to financial services firms — and help them land jobs and internships
Department of History Confers 2019 Graduate Writing Prizes
Oil and American religion set stage for current political divides, historian finds
History professor hosts roundtable discussion on digital humanities in early China at the Beijing Global Gateway
Faculty Fellow Felipe Fernandez-Armesto publishes book on the history of human imagination
Professors Maria McKenna, Richard Pierce tapped to lead AnBryce Scholars Initiative
Race and ragtime, gender and genre: With NEH fellowship, McKenna explores unexamined history of the American piano
Two historians named ACLS fellows
History professor publishes book on the Divine Spark of Syracuse
Conference Brings Together Experts in Byzantine and Islamic Near East History
On Capitol Hill, in Hollywood, and in the medical field, Arts and Letters students gain valuable skills and experience through summer internships
Women Lead 2019: Historian Elisabeth Köll paints intricate picture of China's economic systems
Historian Paul Ocobock awarded American Historical Association prize for book on the role of age in Kenyan violence
Student Q&A: Jacquelyn Aguirre '19, History and Spanish Double Major
Faculty Fellow Authors New Book on How Parisian Market Women Shaped Notions of Citizenship in Revolutionary France
Historian Rebecca Tinio McKenna awarded NEH fellowship, continuing record funding for humanities research
