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Interrogating the Archive: Campus Controversy Becomes Part of International Graduate Seminar
Features
MJ Maynes and Leslie Morris | Dec 9, 2019
Faculty at the University of Minnesota incorporated university debates over institutional history into their international graduate course.
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Speaking Up: The Historian’s Place in Tumultuous Times
From the President
John R. McNeill | Dec 5, 2019
Outgoing president John R. McNeill calls on historians to speak up in times of turmoil.
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Murder, Vice, and More: The Criminal Lineup at AHA20
Annual Meeting, Perspectives Daily
Megan R. Connor | Dec 6, 2019
Love true crime podcasts or documentaries? Check out these sessions at the annual meeting.
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Townhouse Notes: An Editor’s Farewell
From the Editor
Allison Miller | Dec 4, 2019
Editor Allison Miller bids farewell to readers.
Most Recent
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Digitizing Migrant Networks
Alex Lichtenstein | Dec 11, 2019
The final AHR issue of 2019 features scholarship on Irish famine migrants, museum studies, and the Chinese-Korean border.
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Grant of the Week: United States Capitol Historical Society Fellowship
Karen Lou | Dec 10, 2019
The United States Capitol Historical Society is now accepting applications for its 2020-2021 Fellowship.
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Name that Mocktail and Cocktail! 2020
AHA Staff | Dec 6, 2019
Help us name signature drinks for the 2020 AHA annual meeting.
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Revising Revisited
James Grossman | Dec 2, 2019
As the profession has changed, so must we change the words we use to describe it.
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Buried Treasures
Elyse Martin | Nov 25, 2019
Everything has a history—including the time capsule.