Pin-Hua Chou Awarded J. Yang Scholarship for 2025
The Asia Pacific Center in the International Institute at UCLA has awarded Pin-Hua Chou, a graduate student in European history, a J. Yang Scholarship for 2025. This scholarship supports talented […]
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Gregory Sattler Publishes Article in the Journal of Song-Yuan Studies
Gregory Sattler, a 5th-year Ph.D. candidate in the History Department, has published an article titled “Zhedong Sea Merchants and the China-Japan Trade, ca. 800–1000 CE” in the Journal of Song-Yuan […]
Pin-Hua Chou Awarded Prestigious Fellowships and Featured in UCLA Magazine
Second-year doctoral student in European history, Pin-Hua Chou, has received several accolades this year. She was awarded the Peter Baldwin Fellowship at the Wende Museum in Los Angeles and the […]
UCLA History Professors Featured in “What is Magic?” UCLA Newsroom Article
Professors Robin Derby, Carla Pestana, and Teo Ruiz were recently featured in the UCLA Newsroom article, “What is Magic? Defining the Indefinable through a UCLA Glass, Darkly.” The piece highlights […]
Dr. Samuel Lamontagne Joins UC Riverside as Assistant Professor
Congratulations to Dr. Samuel Lamontagne, who has accepted a position as an assistant professor in the Department of Music at UC Riverside. Dr. Lamontagne held a UC Chancellor’s Postdoctoral Fellowship […]
The Contest for the Indian Ocean: Live Webcast Featuring Ned Alpers
Join Edward A. Alpers, Research Professor (Emeritus) of History at UCLA, as he serves as a panelist in a live webcast discussion on Darshana M. Baruah’s new book, The Contest […]
Pin-Hua Chou Awarded the Peter Baldwin UCLA Fellowship at the Wende Museum for 2025
Doctoral Student in European History, Pin-Hua Chou, has been awarded the Peter Baldwin UCLA Fellowship at the Wende Museum for 2025. The Wende Museum is a museum and research center […]
Rachel Kaufman Publishes Article in Colonial Latin American Review
Graduate student Rachel Kaufman published an article in the Colonial Latin American Review, “A mosaic of exchange: history, memory, and representation of women in the Borderlands captivity archive.”
Six History Graduate Students Receive 2024-25 Fulbright-Hays Doctoral Dissertation Research Award
Six History graduate students have been awarded the 2024-25 Fulbright-Hays Doctoral Dissertation Research Abroad Award. Congratulations to Sunny Chen, Sara Greenman-Spear, Sara Hussein, Rachel Kaufman, Chris Abdul Hakim Martinez, and […]
Danielle Zhang Awarded 2024 Decorative Arts Trust Research Grant
Graduate student, Danielle Zhang, was awarded a 2024 Decorative Arts Trust’s Research Grant. Danielle’s research in Chinese history focuses on material culture of opera from the Ming to the twentieth century.
