Introducing the three graduate students who will write about narrative and podcasts, the relationship between history and journalism, and the history of plant disease.

With archives and other repositories closed for more than a year, Historical Research Associates kept clients' projects going by digging deeper into online resources.

Four promising scholars win fellowships to support significant new research.

The Social Science Research Council is now accepting applications for its American Slavery's Legacy across Space and Time: Small Grants Program. 

The Carrie Chapman Catt Center for Women and Politics in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at Iowa State University is is now accepting applications for its 2021 Catt Prize. 

The life of Tulsa attorney B.C. Franklin is a testament to the triracial history of the West.

John R. Chávez is a professor of history at Southern Methodist University. He lives in Garland, Texas, and has been a member since 2001.

Grieving family members were instrumental in the creation of a federal program to rebury and repatriate the remains of fallen soldiers after World War II.

An artist's efforts to colorize and alter images of people incarcerated, tortured, and murdered by the Khmer Rouge perpetuated a colonial act of violence against Cambodian people.

Newsreels, a uniquely 20th-century format, can be a powerful tool for instructors looking to engage students in critical analysis and build media literacy.