On Wednesday, April 3rd from 5:30-7:00, Professor Dana Sajdi will be presenting Gaza in Context: A History in the Murray Room at Yawley Center. Light refreshments will be provided. Please RSVP at tiny...
We would like to congratulate Dennis J. Wieboldt III, BC ‘23 and history major, for the publication of The Making of a Leader. Wieboldt III worked as editorial assistant for author Josiah Bunting III ...
Find out some of the many possible answers to the burning question:
WHAT CAN YOU DO WITH A HISTORY MAJOR?
The Career Center has joined with the History Department to bring together a panel of former...
We are thrilled to announce that student Anna Davis was awarded a Fulbright grant to Austria for the 2024-2025 academic year. Congratulations!
Historian Ada Ferrer joins the Lowell Humanities Series on March 13 at 7pm to present her latest book Cuba: An American History. More information, including how to register, can be found at
bc.edu/low...
Our friends in the English department are hosting an exciting event on Tuesday, February 27th from 4:30-6pm in Devlin 101. Professor Min Song, chair of the English department, will be interviewing Pul...
Please join us on February 23rd at 3:00 in Stokes South 195 for a book talk by Julia Sarreal, author of Yerba Mate: The Drink that Shaped a Nation. A reception will follow her presentation.
Professor Picone (first row right), along with history PhD students Stephen de Riel (first row left) and Meghan McCoy (fourth row), participated in the Clough Center’s field visit to Mexico over winte...
Interested in writing a History Honors Thesis? Join us for pizza and an info session to hear from some of our current thesis students about their experiences!
February 6th - 5:30 - 6:45 PM
Stokes Hal...
Please join the history department as we congratulate Dr. Isaiah Sterrett, who successfully defended his dissertation on Monday, December 11th. Isaiah’s dissertation is titled “The Perfection of Gover...
Get excited! Professor Jackie Beatty’s talk is tomorrow at 3pm in Stokes S103. Be there or be ⬛️
Belated congratulations to Dr. Rachael Young who defended her dissertation, 'Less Violent But No Less Visible: Criminalization and Community Murals in Brixton and Belfast, 1970-1989,' on Thursday, Jul...
Join the Clough Center tomorrow at 5pm in Gasson 100 for their event “What the Constitution Means to Us”. Come support History major Brendan Mahoney, who will be presenting his paper, “Howard Zinn and...
Join us on Wednesday, 13 September at 7pm to hear Pulitzer Prize-winning author Robert Samuels discuss his book "His Name is George Floyd: One Man's LIfe and the Struggle for Racial Justice," the firs...
Well, so does being super smart, but we’d like to think Sean McShane’s history degree and honors thesis might have played a role. Impressively, McShane correctly asked “Who is Woodrow Wilson?” to the ...