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Prof Schulman Publishes Article with Time Magazine

The results of the recent primaries confirmed what many long expected (and many dreaded): the 2024 presidential election will feature a second contest between Joe Biden and Donald Trump. In this piece for Time Magazine, Professor Bruce Schulman suggests that this rerun, however, might prove more interesting than expected. Over the course of U.S. history, presidential […]

Kathryn Lamontagne Nominated for NEHA

History alumna and BU lecturer Kathryn Lamontagne was nominated for a spot on the board of the New England Historical Association (the only NTT out of 8 candidates) and was interviewed for articles in Time, USA Today, AP, and appeared on all the Boston TV stations delivering commentary on the Royal Family.  Her POV piece appeared […]

Graduate Students Keara Sebold and Maria Kotsouris win Gitner and TF Awards

The History Department is pleased to announce that Keara Sebold is the winner of the Gitner Family Prize in teaching and Maria Koutsouris is the winner of the GRS Outstanding Teaching Fellow Award. This year, there were a record number of faculty nominations and very impassioned recommendations submitted for many of our wonderful TFs. On […]

Prof. Simon Payaslian Presents Paper in Paris-Aubervilliers

Professor Simon Payaslian presented a paper, entitled “Nationalism and the Pathologization of Diasporic Existence: The Thanatology of the Armenian Diaspora,” at the conference on “Armenian Diaspora(s) in Motion: Places, Stakeholders and Practices in the 21st Century,” held at Campus Condorcet, Paris-Aubervilliers, March 14-15, 2024. 

Patrick Browne Accepts New Position

The History Department is thrilled to announce that PhD recipient Dr. Patrick Browne has accepted the position as Director of the Plymouth MA Historical Society.  Congratulations to Dr. Browne!

PhD Courteney Smith Awarded Huntington Library Travel Grant

PhD Candidate Courteney Smith has been awarded a Huntington Library Travel Grant, for research in overseas archives whose collections complement the Huntington’s own. Through this grant, she will be conducting research on the connections between Welsh nationalism and women’s higher education at the Cardiff University archives, the Glamorgan Archives, and the National Library of Wales.