Carmen Kordick Coury is an associate professor of history and director of Latin American and Caribbean studies at Southern Connecticut State University. She lives in Branford, Connecticut, and has been a member since 2009.

Council Edward W. Muir (Northwestern Univ.), AHA president; Thavolia Glymph (Duke Univ.), AHA president-elect; James H. Sweet (Univ. of Wisconsin, Madison), AHA past president; Anne Hyde (Univ. of Ok...

Some have seen Haaland v. Brackeen as a test for the US Supreme Court’s willingness to legislate from the bench.

This Long Overdue tribute honors historian Marion Thompson Wright, who died on October 26, 1962.

A pathbreaking historian of modern Africa, the Middle East, and the world, and beloved mentor to generations of students, Robert L. Tignor died on December 9, 2022..

In December and January, the AHA sent two letters, signed on to two more, and collaborated on drafting K–12 standards in Virginia.

James Monroe’s Highland is haunted—but not as the public imagines it.

The United States Capitol Historical Society is now accepting applications for their 2023 Fellowships.

Our newest data on undergraduate enrollments raises new questions.

The latest AHR issue includes slavery and reparations, histories of the 19th century, and new approaches to transnational history.