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Events
Jaimie D. Crumley - "Freedom Feelings: Womanism, Black Feminism, and The Politics of Black Women’s Liberation"
Friday, October 18
127th UCLA Faculty Research Lecture - Brenda Stevenson, "Gifts of the Storyteller"
Wednesday, October 30
Why History Matters - Perspectives on Academic Freedom: Then and Now
Monday, November 04
Manuel Covo, "The Entrepôt of Atlantic Revolutions. The French Colony of Saint-Domingue and Commercial Republicanism"
Thursday, November 14
Comparing the Histories of China and India: A Round Table
Tuesday, November 19
News
Obituary for Professor Peter Reill
August 28, 2019
Peter Reill, Professor Emeritus of History, former department chair, and former Director of the...
Carla Pestana Elected to American Historical Association Nominating Committee
July 29, 2019
Carla Pestana was elected to a three-year stint on the AHA nominating committee. The committee...
Sanjay Subrahmanyam to Deliver Inaugural Address for Congress of the Society of Jewish Studies
June 20, 2019
Sanjay will deliver the plenary and inaugural address of the Premier congrès de la Société des...
Article about Gary Nash and National Center for History in the Schools (NCHS) Appears in UCLA Magazine
June 4, 2019
An article about Gary Nash and the establishment of the National Center for History in the Schools...
Digital Projects

Under the guidance of History Department Faculty, students in History undergraduate classes have produced various digital projects.  Below is a comprehensive list of these projects.

Prof. Michael Meranze - History 97D (Spring 2019) - “Campus in Crisis: The Cold War Conflict Over Academic Freedom at UCLA"

  • This exhibit reflects the collective efforts of students enrolled in History 97D Free Speech on Campus: Academic Freedom in Cold War America during the 2019 Spring term.

Prof. Muriel McClendon - History 191C (Fall 2018) - “Bringing Early Modern England to Life.”

  • Students in this course received The 2019 Library Prize for Undergraduate Research, Library Special Collections Prize and the Clark Library Prize.  Read more about this award.