• Townhouse Notes

  From the Editor

  Allison Miller | Nov 12, 2019

  Historians in higher education can't afford to lose anyone's interest. But how hard are we working to expand our appeal? 
• Advocacy Briefs

  News

  Devon Reich | Nov 8, 2019

  In letters and amicus briefs, the AHA promoted academic freedom and historical knowledge in September and October.
• The Megaphone at 400 A Street SE

  From the Executive Director

  James Grossman | Oct 21, 2019

  In 2019, the AHA has issued more letters and statements than in any previous year-how do we decide when to speak and what to say?
• Advocacy Briefs

  News

  Devon Reich | Oct 3, 2019

  The history discipline faces threats from many corners. Find out what the AHA is doing to stop them.

Most Recent

• AHA Interviews, Good Intentions, and Unexpected Consequences

  John R. McNeill | Aug 28, 2019

  What will happen now that the AHA will no longer host job interviews at its annual meeting?
• Statement from the AHA on Domestic Terrorism, Bigotry, and History

  American Historical Association | Aug 26, 2019

  Shortly after the November 2016 presidential election, the American Historical Association noted wit...
• 2019 AHA Election Results

  Compiled by Liz Townsend | Jul 22, 2019

  The AHA is pleased to announce results of the 2019 balloting for officers and committee members.
• Archives and the Road to Accessibility

  Angela Gallagher | Jul 15, 2019

  Much historical research requires visits to archives. An inclusive discipline will seek to expand accommodation of disabilities, for everyone's benefit. 
• The World-Class Photography of Ebony and Jet Is Priceless History. It’s Still Up for Sale.

  Allison Miller | Jul 9, 2019

  Historians are concerned about what might happen to the legendary photo archive of the Johnson Publishing Company when it goes up for auction.

 

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