On December 15th, Rebecca Kobrin presented “The United States, Refugee Policy, And Antisemitism, 1924-1954” on Zoom  for educators through the Museum of Jewish Heritage.

by cuhistory | Dec 15, 2020 | News | 0 comments

On December 15th, Rebecca Kobrin presented “The United States, Refugee Policy, And Antisemitism, 1924-1954” on Zoom  for educators through the Museum of Jewish...

Eric Foner wrote the op-ed “Abolition Is Not Complete” in The New York Times.

by cuhistory | Dec 15, 2020 | News | 0 comments

Eric Foner wrote the op-ed “Abolition Is Not Complete” in The New York...

Carol Gluck presented on “Five Ways to Look at a Dark Past,” about transgenerational war memory in East Asia at a webinar on Representing the Absent in Luxembourg.

by cuhistory | Dec 14, 2020 | News | 0 comments

Carol Gluck presented on “Five Ways to Look at a Dark Past,” about transgenerational war memory in East Asia at a webinar on Representing the Absent in...

Manan Ahmed was interviewed by Scroll.In: “Interview: Manan Ahmed Asif on the ‘Loss of Hindustan’ and how colonialism altered our past” available to read here.

by cuhistory | Dec 14, 2020 | News | 0 comments

Manan Ahmed was interviewed by Scroll.In: “Interview: Manan Ahmed Asif on the ‘Loss of Hindustan’ and how colonialism altered our past” available to read...

Shannan Clark, who is a 2006 PhD from our department, has published a new book: Clark – The Making of the American Creative Class flyer

by cuhistory | Dec 10, 2020 | News | 0 comments

Shannan Clark, who is a 2006 PhD from our department, has published a new book: Clark – The Making of the American Creative Class...