David Spielman Has Accepted Position in African History at NYU
David Spielman has accepted a tenure-track position in African History at New York University’s Gallatin School of Individualized Study.
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PhD Student, Kaleb Herman Adney, Published Review Essay in Journal Cambridge Core
PhD student Kaleb Herman Adney has published a review essay, “Transgressive Moderns: Social Relations and Cultural Institutions in Middle Eastern History” in the January 23, 2023 New Perspectives on Turkey (Vol. 68), Spring […]
Debora Silverman’s Publications Selected for the Weekly JStor Review
Debora Silverman’s publications on “Art Nouveau, Art of Darkness” were selected as the feature for the weekly JStor review, and her publications were singled out by Martin Filler in the […]
David Myers’ Book Awarded the National Jewish Book Award
David Myers’ book, American Shtetl: The Making of Kiryas Joel, a Hasidic Village in Upstate New York (co-authored with Nomi Stolzenberg) was awarded the National Jewish Book Award in American Jewish […]
Caroline Ford Published an Article in Comparative Studies in Society and History
Caroline Ford published an article titled, “The Environmental Transformation of Empty Space: From Desert to Forest in the Landes of Southwestern France” in Comparative Studies in Society and History (2023). This article […]
Ph.D. Student Michael Buse Publishes Article
Ph.D. student Michael Buse just had an article published in the Pacific Historical Review entitled “The Fort Ross Story: Gertrude Atherton, the Native Sons of the Golden West, and the Construction of […]
Rachel Kaufman published a review of Peter Cole’s poetry book
Rachel Kaufman published a review of Peter Cole’s poetry book, Draw Me After, in the Los Angeles Review of Books.
Congratulations to Dr. Max Daniel on Winning the 2022 Hundley Prize
Dr. Max Daniel was awarded the 2022 Hundley Prize by the Department of History for his dissertation, “The Sephardi Century: A Relational History of a Los Angeles Community, 1893-1992,” a […]
Congratulations to Dr. Fredrick Walter Lorenz on Winning the 2022 Lifka Prize
Dr. Fredrick Walter Lorenz was awarded the 2022 Lifka Prize by the Department of History for his innovative dissertation “An Empire of Frontiers: Between Migrant and State in the Late […]
Statement of UCLA History Department Faculty on UC Academic Worker Strike
Signed Statement From UCLA History Department Faculty
