Apr 3, 2019
LVAIC Africa Day Symposium – Africa on the move: Connecting to the World
When: Saturday April 13th 2019 , 10am – 5pm Where: OCGE Special Presentation by Cheikh Babou Department of History, University of Pennsylvania Invited…
Announcements
Mar 14, 2019
Phi Alpha Theta Lecture by alum Susan Grunewald’11
Join us on Wednesday 27th March 2019 at 4:10pm in Kirby Hall of Civil Rights 104 for this lecture “Not One Step Back: Nazis, Gulags and Grad School”…
Feb 21, 2019
Professor Sanborn is completing his writing fellowship at the the Imre Kertész Kolleg
This week, we checked in with Joshua Sanborn to hear about his experience so far completing his wiriting fellowship in Europe. “I’m at the Imre Kertész…
Dec 14, 2018
Hafsa Kanjwal’s new article: The New Kashmiri Woman: State-led Feminism in ‘Naya Kashmir’ | Economic and Political Weekly
Read Professor Kanjwal’s latest article in the Economic and Political Weekly: https://www.epw.in/journal/2018/47/review-womens-studies/new-kashmiri-woman…
Dec 4, 2018
Chris Lee publishes book chapter ‘Anti-Colonialism: Origins, Practices and Historical Legacies’ in Oxford Handbook
Professor Christopher Lee has recently published a book chapter entitled “Anti-Colonialism: Origins, Practices, and Historical Legacies” for The Oxford…
Dec 3, 2018
Deborah Rosen’s new article in the American Journal of Legal History
John Henry MacCracken Professor of History Deborah Rosen’s article “Slavery, Race, and Outlawry: The Concept of the Outlaw in Nineteenth-Century Abolitionist…
Nov 26, 2018
Food History in and Out of the Classroom
Professor Rebekah Pite (History) and Ana Luhrs (Kirby Librarian) teach First-Year-Seminar students how cookbooks are much more than simple collections…
Nov 26, 2018
Chris Lee on Global Ways of White Supremacy
Professor Christopher Lee contributes to the influential blog “Africa is a Country,” putting current U.S. politics into historical and global context: https://africasacountry…
Nov 4, 2018
Arnold Offner writes for the Washington Post
Lafayette History Department Emeritus Arnold Offner writes for the Washington Post on foreign interference in U.S. Elections. See here.
Oct 24, 2018
Professor DC Jackson at the Hagley Museum & Library
Cornelia F. Hugel Professor of History DC Jackson will be the commentator at a research seminar titled “GROUNDBREAKING TECHNOLOGY: CALIFORNIA DYNAMITE…