Summer Term courses announced

The schedule of history courses for Summer Term 2011 has been finalized and is now available online. Besides the popular sequence in the history of international relations and other history lecture courses, the department is offering two colloquia, one on World War II and another on modern terrorism.

Eugenio Menegon a leader in planning of Asia leisure project

Anthroopology Professor Rob Weller, together with Catherine Yeh, an associate professor of Chinese, and Eugenio Menegon, an associate professor of Chinese history and world history, both in the College of Arts & Sciences, has launched a three-year project titled “Leisure and Social Change: The Transcultural Flow of Concepts, Institutions and Practices across Asia.” Fifteen faculty […]

Arianne Chernock’s book featured in BU’s Research Magazine 2010

In an article on “Family Matters” in the 2010 edition of the online Research Magazine, author Bari Walsh points out: “In an act of historical recovery, Arianne Chernock has brought this loosely connected group of several dozen dissenters and reformers to the fore in Men and the Making of Modern British Feminism (Stanford University Press, […]