Department of History
Historian offers first deep dive into secret German-Soviet alliance that laid groundwork for World War II
Historian receives grant from Austrian Research Foundation to explore ‘crossroads of cultures’ in medieval Turkey
How the liberal arts instilled curiosity, boldness, and fearlessness in a history and Japanese student — and carried her from USA Today to Hollywood red carpets
Arts and Letters launches new minor in economic and business history
Through research and teaching, historian explores how archives shape narratives
Q&A with Philip Byers, Ph.D. candidate in the Department of History
Race and ragtime, gender and genre: With NEH fellowship, McKenna explores unexamined history of the American piano
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
Historian Linda Przybyszewski receives Supreme Court Historical Society award for best journal article
2 years, 35 students, $125,000 in funding: History seminar prepares undergraduates to do research around the world
Department of History introduces undergraduate minor
Two Department of History faculty offered NEH fellowships
Six history graduate students win Fulbright Awards in record-breaking year
Economics and history alumnus finds sports marketing a perfect fit
Ph.D. Alumna Maria Rogacheva Awarded Dissertation Prize
History Professor to Lead American Academy of Religion
Medieval History Graduate Student Awarded Rome Prize
AOV Initiative Funds Strategic Hiring in Department of History
History 20/20: Alumni and Student Career Connections
History Faculty Awarded Numerous Honors
Recent Books From Our Faculty
Historian Deborah Tor Awarded Fellowships from IAS and NEH
