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Bart Elmore and Students Tom Dunn and Cherod Bowens Guests on "All Sides"

Ohio State History Professor Bart Elmore and undergraduates Tom Dunn and Cherod Bowens were recent guests on WOSU's All Sides with Amy Juravich. They discussed their attendance at the United Nations…
Salma Albezreh

History Major Salma Albezreh to Present at Stamps Eminence Senior Symposium

We're excited to share the news that History and Islamic Studies double major Salma Albezreh will be presenting at the Stamps Eminence Senior Symposium on Jan. 16th. Salma is one of 22 of the…

Theodora Dragostinova

Theodora Dragostinova Interviewed on Bulgarian National Radio

After giving a talk at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Professor Theodora Dragostinova was interviewed by the Bulgarian National Radio about her research on the repatriation of children in the…
Christopher McKnight Nichols

Chris McKnight Nichols Writes of Media's History

In Semafor's One Big Idea - "Media's Return to the Past" Prof. Christopher McKnight Nichols states, "For most of US history journalists and the press were overtly, often sensationally partisan.…

Peter Mansoor

Peter Mansoor Guest on World is One India

Military History Professor (& retired Col.) Peter Mansoor was a guest on World is One News - India (WION) on Dec. 2nd discussing the latest violence in Lebanon and Syria. 

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Kristin Osborne and Paul McAllister standing behind a table

Origins/PBH Team Represents at Teacher Conference

Teacher and Origins staffer Kristin Osborne and Origins Managing Editor and graduate student Paul McAllister recently represented Picturing Black History and Origins: Current Events in Historical…

book cover with two men holding up image of two people and Whitney Dirks

New Book by Alum Whitney Dirks

Alum Whitney Dirks (Ph.D. 2013) has written a new book, Monstrosity, Bodies, and Knowledge in Early Modern England, Curiosity to See and Behold, published by Amsterdam University Press. 

Lydia Walker

Lydia Walker Pens New Essay About Decolonisation

"What is decolonisation?" is a new essay written by Lydia Walker, published in the magazine Aeon, about how people talk about decolonisation.

The essay begins:

"Decolonisation talk is…

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Picturing Black History Featured in New Ohio State News Article

(From Ohio State News:)

Graduate students explore underground archive through ‘Picturing Black History’ book projectOhio State facilitated opportunity with Getty Images

By Franny Lazarus