Jere Bacharach (Univ. of Washington), chair of the Nominating Committee, announces the following results of the 1994 balloting for officers and committee members of the American Historical Association...

The National Center for History in the Schools (NCHS) recently released national standards for history. Published in three volumes, these standards are intended to identify important understandings an...

Continued Classification of Records Causes Administration Embarrassment State Department legislation passed in 1991 and strongly supported by historians has put in place procedures that are working fo...

For the fourth consecutive year, the AHA's Professional Division, together with the Coordinating Committee on Women in the Historical Profession/Conference Group on Women's History, will offer a mock ...

Richard P. Abels Theodore Lee Agnew, Jr. Marion Rice Andersen Joyce D. Appleby Lois A. Aroian Herbert Aptheker Elizabeth F. Arroyo Ivan Avakumovic Sharon A. Ayers James M. Banner Marie Lanser...

The Association and National Endowment for the Humanities Chair Sheldon Hackney will raise the contentious issue of American pluralism and identity in a panel at the annual meeting, which will be part...

Chicago is a great town for food lovers. From inexpensive continental to pricey ethnic cuisine (and vice versa), the Second City is second to none. That's it for the usual cliches; here is one native ...

Over the course of the past year, the National History Education Network (NHEN) has taken an active interest in federal education legislation, monitoring progress and reporting on those provisions lik...

Editor's Note: The Foreign Relations of the United States (FRUS) series is the official documentary historical record of the U.S. government's foreign policy. The staff of the historian of the Departm...

To the Editor: Elizabeth Jensen's letter (Perspectives, September 1994) on Holocaust denial referred to a 1993 Roper Organization poll that found that 22 percent of Americans believed it possible the ...