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  Jordan Thomas Mursinna | Apr 20, 2023

  Pipeline programs help underprivileged students get the guidance they need to apply for and succeed in PhD programs.
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  An update adds four years of data to the AHA’s Where Historians Work database.
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  Sometimes, the unexpected path is the better one.

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  James H. Sweet | Feb 22, 2022

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  Charles Steinman | Feb 3, 2022

  Historians have long studied labor, but graduate students are increasingly seeing themselves as labor. What does this mean for the study of history?

 

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