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  • Democracy and Misinformation

    Jennifer M. Miller | Jun 10, 2019

    Is democracy a "state of mind," easily influenced by misinformation, or a result of representative institutions or political rights?
  • Announcing the 2019–20 Jameson and NASA Fellows

    Devon Reich | Jun 6, 2019

    Two promising scholars win fellowships to support significant new research. 
  • AHA Member Spotlight: J.M. Mancini

    Matthew Keough | Jun 5, 2019

    JoAnne Mancini is a senior lecturer at Maynooth University, in Ireland.
  • Teaching with Food History

    John Rosinbum | Jun 4, 2019

    Combining economic, cultural, and social histories in an engaging way, food history shines during year-end reviews.
  • An Act of “Tactical History”

    Karen Sieber | Jun 3, 2019

    Frustrated by a lack of easily accessible materials on the Red Summer, Sieber took to the road and created a digital archive.
  • AHA Member Spotlight: Constantinos E. Scaros

    Matthew Keough | May 30, 2019

    Constantinos E. Scaros is a professor of history and political science on the faculties of Colorado Technical University, Lebanon Valley College, and St. Petersburg College. 
  • Meet the 2019 Perspectives Daily Summer Columnists

    Allison Miller | May 29, 2019

    Follow along as three graduate students write about their scholarship, activism, and much more!
  • Joseph C. Miller (1939–2019)

    Kenda Mutongi and Martin Klein | May 20, 2019

    Joseph Calder Miller, 79, professor emeritus at the University of Virginia and former president of the American Historical Association, died...
  • On Tenure in Digital History

    Lauren Tilton | May 20, 2019

    To the Editor:Making a case for tenure in digital history or public history is a difficult path. Mak...
  • Henry S. Bausum (1924–2019)

    Ann Bausum | May 20, 2019

    Henry S. Bausum, a professor and historian who was drawn into editing through service for the AHA, died on January 5, 2019.

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