Field school sheds light on history of slavery and its modern manifestations
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Pietro Shakarian Pens New Article for The Plain Dealer
History Ph.D. Candidate Pietro Shakarian has written a guest column for The Plain Dealer about Anastas Mikoyan's U.S. visit 60 years ago and its ramifications. The article entitled, "Cleveland visit 60 years ago this week of No.
Margaret Newell Guests on Latest Ben Franklin's World Podcast
Slavery by the English colonists began in New England. Prof.
Origins Publishes New iBook
War & Geopolitics in the Middle East: Today & Yesterday, a new iBook by Origins: Current Events in Historical Perspective, has just been published.
There is perhaps no other part of the world as important to international affairs as the Middl
Mytheli Sreenivas Featured in "Voices of Excellence" Podcast
In the latest Voices of Excellence from Arts & Sciences, Mytheli Sreenivas, Associate Professor of History and Women's Gender and Sexuality Studies, describes her research and her award-winning book, Wives, Widows, Concubines: The Conjugal Family Ideal in Colonial India.
Kip Curtis' Project A Finalist in American Dream Competition
Congratulations to Prof.
Bruno Cabanes Guest on Le Grande Librairie
History Professor Bruno Cabanes was a guest last Wednesday on the French television program "Le Grande Librairie" speaking about his book, "A History of War."
The episode was described in this way, "To understand history, it is often necessary to observe wars and conf