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• Announcing the 2021–22 Jameson and NASA Fellows

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  Rebecca L. West | Jun 1, 2021

  Four promising scholars win fellowships to support significant new research.
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  Alex Lichtenstein | Apr 22, 2021

  The June issue of the American Historical Review features three History Unclassified essays, seven articles, and a cluster of reviews...
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  Gareth Millward | Apr 16, 2021

  Since the 1940s, vaccination campaigns have been held to increasingly high, and difficult to meet, standards. 

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  Jake Wynn | Apr 7, 2021

  The National Museum of Civil War Medicine managed to close, reopen, close again, and build new digital offerings that expanded its audience.
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  Karen Lou | Apr 5, 2021

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  As COVID-19 shuttered public life in the United States, the AHA geared up to document the many ways that historians responded to the crisis.
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  Howard P. Segal, a professor of history at the University of Maine, died on November 9, 2020, in Orono, Maine.

 

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