Iris I. Clever, currently Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Stevanovich Institute on the Formation of Knowledge at the University of Chicago, was interviewed by the podcast Speaking of Race. You can find it […]
Mary Corey was honored with a lovely tribute from a former student, Earl Watson, a longtime player and a head coach in the NBA who is now an analyst on […]
Cassia Roth, a UCLA alumna, now teaching at the University of Georgia, published an article, “In the family way: incest, fertility control, and the power of the patriarchal family […]
Congratulations to Madina Thiam, who has been selected for a Mellon/American Council of Learned Societies Dissertation Completion Fellowship (DCF) for her dissertation, From Mecca to Jamaica: a Global History of Freedom in […]
Katherine Marino has been awarded a Mellon Foundation New Directions Fellowship. This major fellowship, bestowed by the Trustees of The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, is described here: Serious interdisciplinary research often requires established […]
Muriel McClendon was named one of six faculty members from across the university to receive the Distinguished Teaching Award for Senate Faculty. She received the added honor of the “Eby Award for […]
Kats Hirano was interviewed by the BBC World News in a film about the Fukushima Nuclear Disaster, which is being aired by the BBC in 26 languages on March 11 […]
Brenda Stevenson and Ellen DuBois will be on a panel entitled “Victoria Woodhull Phoenix Rising: Women in the Next 100 Years” on March 11. To learn more about the event […]
Avery Weinman (PhD candidate) published an article, “Democratized Archives in an Enforced Digital Age,” on the Journal of the History of Big Ideas Blog. In it, she considers how historians’ […]
Ben Madley was quoted in a Los Angeles Times story about the Mono Lake Kutzadika Paiute tribe’s long time effort to petition for federal recognition. You can read the story […]
