The UCLA History Department congratulates Barry Goldenberg, Class of 2011 alumnus and recipient of the Carey McWilliams Award for Top Honors Thesis, on the release of his new book, Strength […]
Professor Elizabeth O’Brien’s book, Surgery and Salvation: The Roots of Reproductive Injustice in Mexico, 1770-1940, received the 2023 Berkshire Conference of Women Historians Book Prize, for a first book that deals […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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.”
