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Policy Briefings in the History Classroom: A Pedagogical Experiment
Features
Dane Kennedy | Dec 17, 2018
An assignment in a course on Victorian Britain helped students understand the relevance of history to their lives.
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One Small Step, 50 Years Later
News
Zoë Jackson | Dec 3, 2018
Space historians and the institutions they serve are reevaluating the significance of Project Apollo.
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Steampunk for Historians: It’s about Time
Features
Scott P. Marler | Dec 3, 2018
What’s with those people who look like Victorians imagining the future?
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Voting Now Open for 2019 Name that Cocktail! Contest
Perspectives Daily
AHA Staff | Dec 14, 2018
Help us name the AHA19 signature mixed drinks.
Most Recent
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AHA Member Spotlight: Laurie Arnold
Matthew Keough | Dec 18, 2018
Laurie Arnold is director of Native American studies and associate professor of history at Gonzaga University.
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The Degradation of History
Victor Medina Del Toro | Dec 13, 2018
Concern for the state of archives should not require spectacular events like fire or armed conflict.
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The Universal Declaration of Human Rights at 70
Mark Philip Bradley | Dec 10, 2018
Can the UNDHR speak to the concerns of the present moment?
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Midwestern History Is on the Map
Kritika Agarwal | Dec 3, 2018
Enough jokes about flyover country. The Midwest has always been complex.
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“We’re Not Just Students, We Are Organizers”
Elizabeth Todd-Breland | Nov 29, 2018
In 1963, Black students desegregated Chicago’s schools. In 2018, student activists are drawing inspiration from their predecessors.