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  • Antoinette Burton and book cover
    New anthology questions supremacy of humans in empire history: Q&A with co-editor Antoinette Burton
    2025-02-10 - History professor Antoinette Burton recently published Biocultural Empire: New Histories of Imperial Lifeworlds, a collection of essays that she co-edited with Renisa Mawani and Samantha Frost. 
  • Adam Beaty
    Alumnus Adam Beaty creates new digital collection that sheds light on queer nightlife in Champaign County
    2025-02-04 - Editor's Note: The School of Information Sciences profiled history alumnus Adam Beaty and we have reshared it here with their permission. Adam Beaty (BA, '21, history) decided to pursue an MSLIS degree to combine his love of history, the arts, and community-centered spaces. This combination of interests culminated in a digital collection called ...
  • Marsha Barrett
    Professor Barrett interviewed by CBS Mornings and ABC News about Trump's second term
    2025-01-27 - Professor Marsha Barrett recently joined fellow historians Julian Zelizer and Nicole Hemmer in a roundtable discussion on CBS Mornings to discuss Trump's lasting impact as he begins his second term.Watch the interview Professor Barrett also spoke with ABC News about the...
  • Tamara Chaplin
    The untold stories of the women of France: Professor Chaplin's new book explores a nearly lost chapter of lesbianism
    2025-01-23 - Editor's Note: This story originally appeared on the College of LAS website in September 2022. We're resharing it to celebrate the recent publication of professor Chaplin's book, Becoming Lesbian: A Queer History of Modern France....
  • Kristin Hoganson
    Professor Kristin Hoganson awarded NEH Fellowship
    2025-01-16 - University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign history professor Kristin Hoganson has been awarded a 2024 National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowship.“An NEH fellowship is a prestigious and highly competitive award that recognizes stellar scholarly contributions in...
  • Morrisey with painted hides
    Paris research trip reconnects Native American tribes with historic painted robes
    2025-01-16 - University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign history professor Robert Morrissey traveled to a Paris museum in November to see four ceremonial robes created more than 300...
  • Goffman and book cover
    New book by professor Laura Frances Goffman uncovers history of trachoma medical experiments in Saudi Arabia
    2025-01-09 - In the 1950s, the Arabian American Oil Company (Aramco) partnered with the Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH) to conduct medical research on the eye disease trachoma. Aramco spent over $2 million on the project with the goal of developing a vaccine. In her new book, Disorder and Diagnosis: Health and Politics...
  • Graciela Best
    Student spotlight: Graciela Best, Stamps Scholar
    2025-01-07 - The Stamps Scholars program recently profiled scholarship recipient Graciela Best in their newsletter, Aspire. It has been reprinted with their permission.
  • Peter Fritzche
    Professor Peter Fritzsche appointed Center for Advanced Study Professor
    2024-12-19 - The Center for Advanced Study at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign has appointed professor Peter Fritzsche to its permanent faculty. CAS professors are selected based on their outstanding scholarship, and the appointments are one of the highest forms of campus...
  • Lillian Webb
    Student spotlight: Lillian Webb, a Humanities in Action Scholar using humanities skills to support Reentry Project
    2024-12-19 - Editor's note: This story originally appeared on the Humanities Research Institute website.Humanities in Action (HIA) is a semester-long, paid community engagement program for humanities students at the University of Illinois. This collaboration between We CU Community Engaged Scholars and the Humanities...
  • Amanda
    Spotlight on Amanda Quealy, undergraduate researcher
    2024-12-16 - Editor's note: This story originally appeared on the Prairie Research Institute website.Amanda Quealy is a sophomore majoring in history and anthropology at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. As an undergraduate researcher at the ...
  • Eric McDuffie And book cover
    Illinois historian, Erik S. McDuffie, says Midwest played a crucial role in Black freedom movements worldwide
    2024-12-12 - The Midwest played a central role in the growth of Black freedom movements in the 20th century. It was a key site for incubating and expanding the ideas of political activist Marcus Garvey, not only in the U.S., but globally, said University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign professor of African American studies and ...
  • You Lan
    Graduate student You Lan awarded 2024 CCWH/Berks Graduate Student Fellowship Award
    2024-12-09 - We are pleased to announce that graduate student You Lan has been awarded the 2024 CCWH/Berks Graduate Student Fellowship Award. She will receive $1000 to support the completion of her dissertation.Lan's dissertation examines how Chinese diasporic communities in early 20th-century California and Guangdong navigated,...
  •  U. of I. sophomore Iván Olivo and Marcelo Lepeley
    Humanities Research Lab courses provide community based research education: Spotlight on professor Yuridia Ramírez' oral history methods class
    2024-12-02 - As an oral historian, Illinois history professor Yuridia “Yuri” Ramírez records the stories of people who have never been written about in history books. “These people have, in some ways, made the most impactful legacies in their communities, and people don’t know...
  • Kai-Wing Chow
    Recently retired: Professor Kai-wing Chow
    2024-11-29 - After 36 years of teaching at the University of Illinois, our colleague Kai-wing Chow retired in May 2024. Chow is a highly esteemed historian of China with an international reputation. His areas of expertise include Chinese intellectual history, history of printing and publishing, and new cultural history. His works have been...

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