Congratulations to Ph.D. candidate, Liam Moore, who was selected as a 2026 Chateaubriand Fellow by the Chateaubriand PhD Fellowship Program in Humanities and Social Sciences, a competitive program sponsored by […]
On June 16, Ph.D. student Gregory Sattler will present at The Conference on Tang-Song Transitions at Princeton University. His presentation, titled “Zhedong Sea Merchants and the China-Japan Trade, ca. 800–1000 […]
Peter Loewenberg was awarded the JAPA Prize for the best article in JAPA (The Journal of the American Pychoanalytic Association for 2021, 69:no. 2, April, 2021) for his essay “The […]
Sanjay Subrahmanyam will be giving a talk at the University of Geneva on June 15 titled “Entre Afrique orientale et Inde: Circulations, esclavage et commerce à l’époque modern” Further information
Eric Avila is featured in the PBS documentary special The Great Thirst: William Mulholland, which details the fascinating and complex history of California’s relationship with water, highlighting the story of William […]
Naveen Kanalu and Nivedita Nath contributed to the recently published book The Colonial State and Forms of Knowledge: The British in India (New Delhi: Primus, 2022) edited by Vinay Lal.
Nivedita Nath,alumni and PhD candidate at UCLA, has just been awarded a UC President’s Postdocs at UC Irvine.
Congratulations to Madina Thiam (PhD expected Spring 2022)! She will start a tenure-track position in African History at New York University’s Department of History in the Fall 2022.
Lisl Schoepflin had an article titled “Micuc Isutu Cuiuc Utusi Cucim: The Sator Square and Martín de Murua’s Quechua Palindrome Poem” published in Caliope 27/1 (2022), a peer-reviewed journal.
