AHA Annual Meeting
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Students Think Critically by Acting Locally
Corey M. Brooks | Oct 22, 2019
In preparing a public briefing about poverty, undergraduate students connected with community policy makers and activists in York, Pennsylvania. -
American Historical Association Announces 2019 Prize Winners
Devon Reich | Oct 7, 2019
Each year, the AHA offers prizes honoring exceptional books, distinguished teaching and mentoring, and other historical projects. -
On to New York
Debbie Doyle | Oct 3, 2019
The 134th annual meeting of the American Historical Association will be held Friday through Monday, ... -
The Epic Story of 52nd Street: An Icon Underfoot at the 2020 Annual Meeting
Valerie Paley | Sep 23, 2019
Before the glass office towers, swinging hard was the order of the day-and the night. -
Digital Dissertations and the Changing Nature of Doctoral Work
Celeste Tường Vy Sharpe | Apr 23, 2019
“Incorporating digital methods, presentation, and tools in an individual sustained research project is still largely uncharted territory. . .” -
One Is a Lonely Demographic
Laurie Arnold | Mar 26, 2019
An AHA19 panel discussed the unique professional demands faced by faculty of color. -
White Lies
Elizabeth Poorman | Mar 11, 2019
The claims, scholars say, muddle the distinctions between ancestry and citizenship. -
Redefining Success
Matt Villeneuve | Feb 20, 2019
Career diversity is not about seeking alternatives to the professoriate; it’s about helping students find success in diverse careers. -
The AHA19 Yearbook
Photographs by Marc Monaghan | Feb 11, 2019
AHA annual meetings are like homecomings for historians, minus the parade and the band. AHA19 in Chicago was no exception. -
The Load Out and the Exhibit Hall
John R. McNeill | Feb 4, 2019
Look for AHA president John McNeill trawling publishers’ booths.
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