Congratulations to Brenda Stevenson, who has been named the university’s 127th Faculty Research Lecturer. This represents a huge honor for Brenda and of our department. The purpose of the annual […]
The 2019 Library Prize for Undergraduate Research, Library Special Collections Prize and the Clark Library Prize were awarded to the students in Professor Muriel McClendon’s History 191C course, “Everyday Life in Early […]
The 2019 Library Prize for Undergraduate Research, Library Special Collections Prize and the Clark Library Prize were awarded to the students in Professor Muriel McClendon’s History 191C course, “Everyday Life in […]
Andrea Goldman has won an Frederic E. Wakeman, Jr. Fellowship in Chinese History for next year for her project: The Frenchman and the Chinese Opera: Imperialism, Homoeroticism, and Transnational Masculinities in […]
Please plan on joining in on a celebration of Stanley Wolpert’s life at a memorial for him to be held on May 26th from 1 pm to 4 pm in […]
Lynn Hunt has been named the 2019 Constantine Panunzio Distinguished Emeriti Award. This system-wide award honors a distinguished Emeriti for outstanding scholarly work or educational service performed since retirement by […]
Sean Messarra has received the very prestigious Distinguished Teaching Award for Teaching Assistants. He is one of only five awardees selected from a large field of extraordinary nominees from across […]
Caroline Luce (PhD 2013, U.S. American History) will offer a preview of her book-in-progress, Yiddish in the Land of Sunshine: Jewish Radicalism, Labor and Culture in Los Angeles, 1900-1950. She […]
Congratulations to Brenda Stevenson for receiving the inaugural 2019 Germany Residency at the University of Augsburg from the Organization of American Historians.
Last weekend at the 2019 OAH Annual Meeting in Philadelphia, Joyce Appleby was honored in a panel entitled “The Story of Joyce Appleby’s Achievement Told by American Historians.” Among the panelists […]
