Vanessa Heggie (University of Birmingham, UK)
Bunche 5288 & Zoom“Deadly purity: Antarctica as a 'natural laboratory' for infectious diseases c.1880-1980” Link to Zoom Registration
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Why History Matters: America’s Gun Problem
UCLA Faculty Club, Morrison RoomView the Recording
The Afterlives of Faulty Science: The Global Promise of ‘Food for All’ and the Impact on Mexico’s Environment and People
6275 Bunche HallGabriela Soto-Laveaga (The Huntington Library/ Harvard University)
European History Colloquium: Miloš Jovanović, UCLA
6275 Bunche Hall
Atlantic History Colloquium: Jose Monge, UCLA
Bunche 6275 & ZoomJosé Monge is a PhD candidate in the Department of Architecture and Urban Design. His dissertation, titled Maritime Labor, Candles, and the Architecture of the Enlightenment (1750-1872), focuses on the role that whale-originated illuminants, specifically spermaceti candles and oil, played in the American Enlightenment as an intellectual project and the U.S. as a country. By […]
European History Colloquium: Nicole Eaton, Boston College
5288 Bunche Hall
Eugen Weber Book Prize Talk
6275 Bunche HallView Recording Here
Modern and Man-made? Tracking Cancer through the Past
5288 Bunche HallRoselyn Campbell (UCR and UCLA)
