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Elizabeth Bond's new book, "The Writing Public: Participatory Knowledge Production in Enlightenment and Revolutionary France," is hot off the press!

The publisher, Cornell University…

What is your favorite class to teach? Why?

This question is a difficult one. I enjoy all the classes that I teach, but if I have to choose a favorite, it would probably be “Children and…

What is your favorite class to teach? Why?

It’s hard to pick a favorite but I’d say History 3011, American Revolution and New Nation. Studying the revolution in college helped me…

What is your favorite class to teach? Why?

It’s probably History of Contemporary India and South Asia (HIST 2393). The course discusses history from 1947 when India and Pakistan became…

(From the College of Arts & Sciences:)

When history students return to campus, they’ll come back to a Dulles Hall that looks a little different.

The building will be home to…

What is your favorite class to teach? Why?

I love, love teaching my May Study Abroad course, History 3908.06 “Between France and Morocco: Diversity and Inclusion in the Francophone World…

March is Women's History Month and we'll be featuring our female history faculty via a short Q&A. Professor Hathaway starts us off:

Jane Hathaway, Arts & Sciences Distinguished…
History Professor Hasan Kwame Jeffries was a guest on CBS This Morning speaking about police violence in America. Watch his interview here. "Boiling Point" is a new 6-part docuseries on the topic…
A new poem, "Many Saints," by PhD student Hyun-Joo Kim (Katie Mooney) has been  published by The Elevation Review. It's an especially touching poem as it was written as a tribute to her best…