The U.N. Working Group on Arbitrary Detention has concluded that the government of Iran has “no legal basis” for Xiyue Wang's arrest and detention and that his “deprivation of liberty is arbitrary.”
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Bound in Wedlock Honored with Inaugural Museum of African American History Stone Book AwardThe award celebrates writing on the subject of African American history and culture by awarding a $25,000 prize to the author of an exceptional adult non-fiction book written in a literary style.
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Max Weiss's Translation of The Beekeeper Longlisted for National Book Award in Translated LiteratureThe National Book Award for Translated Literature will honor both author and translator, and aims to broaden readership for global voices and spark dialogue around international stories.
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Life of the Mind: Chronicling Where History Meets ScienceMichael Gordin discusses how he came to History of Science, and PAW spotlights a few of his books.
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Michael Szurawitzki: Fleck’s Denkstil and Beck’s Metamorphosis Concept Merged: How to Analyze Changes of Societal and Academic DiscoursesMichael Szurawitzki
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Conference to Honor Professor Hendrik HartogThis conference will honor the scholarly contributions of Hendrik “Dirk” Hartog, Class of 1921 Bicentennial Professor in the History of American Law and Liberty.
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Katja Guenther speaks with Perspectives on History about her career path and her current research.
Janet Kay, Society of Fellows and History, will use her Magic Project award to prepare a Freshman Seminar, Archaeology As History: Studying the Past by Digging in the Dirt.
He is recognized for his influence on the field of medieval history in the United States.
The award recognizes national distinction in scholarship, undergraduate teaching and leadership in the cause of liberal arts education.