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Professor Kalani Craig named recipient of Study in a Second Discipline Program
The College of Liberal Arts & Sciences has awarded funding to professor Kalani Craig and several other faculty members through the Study in a Second Discipline Program, which gives professors time and support to push...
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History graduate student preserves local AIDS history: Daniel Rodriguez reinvigorates a preservation project begun by professor Kathryn Oberdeck
Rodriguez worked with the Greater Community AIDS Project on an archival project designed to allow history students to learn more about queer history.
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Stacy Lynn (2007)
Stacy Lynn (PhD, history, ’07) is an associate editor for the Jane Addams Papers. She recently published a new book, "Loving Lincoln: A Personal History of the Women Who Shaped Lincoln's Life and...
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History graduate student preserves local AIDS history
Daniel Rodriguez reinvigorates a preservation project begun by professor Kathryn Oberdeck
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Loving Lincoln
Alumna Stacy Lynn finds solace in writing a book about the women who shaped Abraham Lincoln
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In memoriam: David Prochaska
Emeritus professor David Prochaska passed away on January 6, 2025 at the age of 79. Prochaska was a historian of colonialism and visual culture with a specialty in colonial Algeria. He was also interested in France and the Mediterranean, the anthropology of tourism, museum studies, urban history,...
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Bradley Harms (1995)
Bradley Harms (BA, '95, history) retired as a colonel in the U.S. Marine Corps in June 2025 after 30 years of active duty. He was the longest serving commander of Marine Helicopter Squadron One, and...
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Professor Marc Hertzman receives AHA award and two honorable mentions for book "After Palmares"
Hertzman received the James A. Rawley Prize in Atlantic History, and honorable mentions for the Warren Dean Memorial Prize and Murdoe J. MacLeod Book Prize
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Exploring how people consumed nature in early America
Lecturer Shannan Mason joins the Department of History