Kevin Kim, assistant professor of history, has been selected as a W. Glenn Campbell and Rita Ricardo-Campbell National Fellow by the Hoover Institution at Stanford University. Each year, the Hoover Institution brings several […]
The History Department is the new home of the Hispanic American Historical Review for the next five years. The HAHR is the flagship research journal of Latin American history. Founded in 1918, the journal […]
We are sorry to announce that Dr. Geraldine “Jeri” Alden passed away on July 16, 2022. She earned her PhD with honors in Modern European History 1998 at the age […]
Professor Emeritus Ned Alpers gave the Keynote Address at the 11th Iberian Conference of African Studies in Lisbon, Portugal, on July 7, 2022. The conference title was “Tránsitos africanos no […]
Assistant Professor Fernando Perez-Montesinos was featured in an article by the BBC, “The Empire the Aztecs couldn’t Conquer. “ Published on July 11th, the article presents the P’urhépechas: the only […]
William Marotti participated in the Art Platform Japan Symposium “Translating Contemporary Japanese Art: Discourse, context, and history.” You can view a recording of his segment, ” Translating Art to the World: […]
We are sad to announce that Distinguished Research Professor Richard Rouse passed away on July 6, 2022. Richard was an accomplished medieval historian, a member of our department since 1963, […]
Katherine Marino contributed a chapter “Latin America and the Caribbean” to The Routledge Global History of Feminism, edited by Bonnie G. Smith and Nova Robinson. Katherine also co-edited with Susan Ware a special issue of Signs: […]
Fredrick Walter Lorenz’s peer-reviewed article titled “‘Agents, Ambassadors, and Imams: Ottoman-British Transimperialism in the Cape of Good Hope, 1862-1869” was accepted for publication and is forthcoming in the Journal of World […]
