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Kip Curtis' New Project Kicks Off with Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
Last Friday the ribbon cutting ceremony for Dr. Kent "Kip" Curtis' microfarm project took place in Mansfield. Funded by the Foundation for Food and Agriculture Research, it involves the creation of…
Zack Matusheski Researches at Univ. of Oklahoma Archives
Zack Matusheski recently took a research trip to the University of Oklahoma's Western History Collection. He says, "I worked on Patrick J. Hurley's papers. Dwight Eisenhower served Hurley in the…
Carter Findley Wins Pioneer in World History Award
Professor Emeritus Carter V. Findley received the “Pioneer in World History” award from the World History Association at its annual convention in San Juan, PR in June. Congratulations, Professor…
Publication of English Translation of Geoffrey Parker Book
On June 29th, Professor Geoffrey Parker's new book, Emperor: A New Life of Charles V, Carlos V. Una nueva vida del Emperador, will be published by Yale University Press. "Drawing on vital…
Bruno Cabanes Researches in Peleliu
After visiting Peleliu for the first time in May 2017, Professor Cabanes returned recently to the Central Pacific to conduct interviews and visit the archives of the Belau National Museum,…
Congratulations to Isacar Bolaños
Congratulations to Isacar Bolaños on successfully defending his dissertation on April 30th. His advisor is Prof. Emeritus Carter Findley.
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Faculty Honored at Year-End Reception
Congratulations to our history faculty who were honored at this year's Faculty Recognition Reception. Pictured below L to R are Dean Peter Hahn and History Chair Scott Levi with this year’s…
Joan Cashin Wins 2019 Outstanding Publication Award
Congratulations to Prof. Joan Cashin on winning the 2019 Outstanding Publication Award from the Ohio Academy of History for her book, War Stuff: The Struggle for Human and Environmental Resources in…
Sara Butler Recently Presented Lecture at Univ. of Copenhagen
"Women's Malicious Appeals in Thirteenth- and Fourteenth-Century England," was the title of a recent talk given by Prof. Sara Butler at the University of Copenhagen in Denmark. She also held a…