Graduate Counselor Kamarin Takahara writes on the flexibility of a History Degree
in AHA Today, a Blog of the American Historical Association
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Eric Avila interviewed in KCET documentary
Eric Avila was interviewed in a KCET documentary regarding Los Angeles architecture and Boyle Heights.
Lois Johnson (PhD 1970)
Congratulations to history department alumna Lois Johnson (PhD, 1970) for coauthoring (with Douglas Southgate) her new book, Globalized Fruit, Local Entrepreneurs: How One Developing Country Achieved Worldwide Reach (Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania […]
Madina Thiam
Congratulations to graduate student Madina Thiam, who earned second place in the Kurnitz Creative Writing Award competition.
History faculty win grants from the Luskin Institute on Inequality and Democracy
Congratulations to Caroline Ford and Kelly Lytle Hernandez who have received approximately $10,000 seed grants from the Luskin Institute on Inequality and Democracy for 2016-2017. Caroline Ford will be doing […]
Ben Madley writes in the LA Times on Acts of Genocide under US rule
Ben Madley writes in the Los Angeles Times about the state facilitated the destruction of the California Indians.
Debora Silverman
Congratulations to Debora Silverman, whose article “Diasporas of Art: History, the Tervuren Royal Museum for Central Africa, and the Politics of Memory in Belgium, 1885–2014,” The Journal of Modern History […]
Aaron Benanav (PhD Winter 2015)
Aaron Benanav has accepted an appointment as Harper-Schmidt Fellow in the Society of Fellows and Collegiate Assistant Professor in the Social Sciences Collegiate Division at the University of Chicago. The […]
