
Features
- Professional Crafts
Clay Risen | Mar 15, 2023
- Held
Lauren MacIvor Thompson | Mar 16, 2023
On the Cover
Stet is a Latin verb—stand firm, remain, rest. As any editor worth their salt knows, in both Latin and English, it usually means “let it be.” Don’t make any changes. It is fine as it is. As graffiti on a concrete wall, it becomes more of a plea than a command: please, let it stay. Don’t erase, don’t overwrite. The artist does not want their work—and their name—to be seen as a first trial which can be discarded, but rather as a final product. It is a plea for permanence in an impermanent medium, for stability in a chaotic world. They want to be history, not its rough draft.
Mark Silberstein/Flickr/CC BY 2.0; James Street, XI/Flickr/CC BY 2.0 (images cropped)
From the Editor
- Townhouse Notes
L. Renato Grigoli | Mar 13, 2023
From the Association
- AHA Statement Opposing Florida HB 999
AHA Staff | Mar 30, 2023
From the President
- Journalists and Historians
Edward Muir | Mar 14, 2023
Viewpoints
- What the Renaissance Got Wrong
Vanessa R. Corcoran | Mar 9, 2023
- Working While Foreign
Yanqiu Zheng | Mar 21, 2023
AHA Activities
- 2023 AHA Nominations
Compiled by Liz Townsend | Mar 8, 2023
Letters to the Editor
- On "Remembering Aidan"
Amelia M. Kiddle | Mar 30, 2023
In Memoriam
- István Deák (1926–2023)
Dominique Kirchner Reill | Mar 30, 2023
- George C. Herring (1936–2022)
Robert K. Brigham and Kyle Longley | Mar 30, 2023
- Herbert Sloan (1945–2022)
Mark C. Carnes | Mar 30, 2023
Long Overdue
- Vine Deloria Jr. (1933–2005)
David E. Wilkins | Mar 30, 2023
- Lewis K. McMillan (1897–1974)
William C. Hine | Mar 30, 2023
Everything Has a History
- St. George’s Ribbon
Brandon Schechter | Mar 29, 2023