The Battle of Marathon Saved Western Civilization 2,500 Years Ago

by cuhistory | Sep 13, 2022 | News |

Richard Billows and his scholarship are referenced multiple times in “The Battle of Marathon Saved Western Civilization 2,500 Years Ago” published by Greek...

In memory of the late scholar Allison Busch– our dear colleague, teacher, and mentor “Circuits of Culture in Early Modern South Asia: Festschrift in Memory of Allison Busch (1969–2019)” in CSSAAME

by cuhistory | Sep 12, 2022 | News |

Manan Ahmed edited “Circuits of Culture in Early Modern South Asia: Festschrift in Memory of Allison Busch (1969–2019)” in CSSAAME in memory of the late scholar Allison Busch; Ahmed also wrote the...

Natasha Lightfoot was in conversation with the director of Becoming Frederick Douglass at a special advanced screening on September 10th.

by cuhistory | Sep 12, 2022 | News |

Natasha Lightfoot was in conversation with the director of Becoming Frederick Douglass at a special advanced screening on September...

The Washington Examiner published a book review of Hilary Hallett’s Inventing the It Girl: “What’s It to you.”

by cuhistory | Sep 12, 2022 | News |

The Washington Examiner published a book review of Hilary Hallett‘s Inventing the It Girl: “What’s It to...

Susan Pedersen was an expert guest on MSNBC’s The 11th Hour with Stephanie Ruhle, 9/8/22 to discuss Queen Elizabeth II.

by cuhistory | Sep 12, 2022 | News |

Susan Pedersen was an expert guest on MSNBC’s The 11th Hour with Stephanie Ruhle, 9/8/22 to discuss Queen Elizabeth...