• Is History History?

  From the President

  James H. Sweet | Aug 17, 2022

  When historians concede to discuss the past with the terms of the present, they abandon the skill set that makes them historians.
• From Bath Riots to Blocking Asylum

  Perspectives Daily

  Arabella Delgado | Aug 15, 2022

  US border restrictions during COVID-19 reflect a long history of policing migrants for disease.
• Meet the 2022 Perspectives Daily Summer Columnists

  Perspectives Daily

  Laura Ansley | Jun 1, 2022

  Introducing the three graduate students who will write about archives, place, and sovereignty.
• Empires, Families, and Engaged History

  AHA Activities

  Mark Philip Bradley | Apr 28, 2022

  Questions of empire, race, family, and knowledge production weave throughout the articles in the latest AHR issue.

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• AHA Member Spotlight: Marianne S. Wokeck

  Matthew Keough | Apr 1, 2022

  Marianne S. Wokeck is a professor emeritus at Indiana University—Purdue University Indianapolis. She lives in Indianapolis, Indiana, and has been a member since 1977.
• Tyler Stovall (1954–2021)

  Michael G. Vann | Mar 31, 2022

  On December 10, 2021, Tyler Stovall suddenly and unexpectedly passed away in New York City.
• Finding Our Roots?

  James H. Sweet | Mar 22, 2022

  DNA tests have become popular tools to rediscover lost ties to the past, but the links they forge do not...
• Helping the Tired, the Poor, the Huddled Masses

  Grace Argo | Mar 10, 2022

  History students help attorneys with asylum cases in the University of Michigan’s Immigrant Justice Lab.
• Julius S. Scott (1955–2021)

  Vincent Brown, Laurent Dubois, and Jennifer L. Morgan | Feb 28, 2022

  Julius S. Scott III, author of The Common Wind, has died.

 

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