Professor Eugenio Menegon Wrote Introduction for Publication with Urbaniana University Press
A long-awaited publication, a decade in the making and containing a comprehensive introduction by History Professor Eugenio Menegon (“Propaganda Fide in China and the Historical Archives,” 70 pages), was just printed in Rome to celebrate the 400th anniversary of the foundation of the Propaganda Fide Congregation (today the Holy See’s Dicastery for Evangelization; 1622-2022): Ad […]
Prof Deeana Klepper Published Book with Cornell University Press
History Professor Deeana Klepper published a book with Cornell University Press entitled, “Pastoral Care and Community in Late Medieval Germany.” The book addresses questions like: How did local communities structure the daily experience of religion in medieval Europe? What can locally authored and oriented guides for parish priests tell us about the values and concerns […]
Prof Arianne Chernock Mentioned in Article about Will and Kate in the Washington Post
History Professor Arianne Chernock was quoted in an article from the Washington Post, “Royal troubles cast shadow over William and Kate’s US tour.”
Prof Cari Babtizke Presented talk on the NRA at NAU Lecture Series
History Lecturer Cari Babtizke traveled to Flagstaff, AZ in November to present a talk on the National Rifle Association as part of Northern Arizona University’s “History in the Headlines” lecture series.
Prof Arianne Chernock Mentioned in Two NYT Articles
History Professor Arianne Chernock was mentioned this past week in two New York Times articles: “Prince and Princess of Wales to Visit Boston as the Royal Family Recasts Itself” and “‘The Crown’: The Story of Mohamed Al-Fayed and His Valet.”
Prof Erik Goldstein delivered Keynote at Conference in Prague
History Professor Erik Goldstein delivered the keynote lecture at a conference held in Prague, Czech Republic dealing with “The League of Nations: The First Global Peacekeeping Organization in the Changing World – Reflections and Interdependencies.” Organized by the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Charles University, and the University of Vienna, this […]
History Course HI 190: History of Boston with Prof Robichaud Featured in BU Today
BU Today featured an article about CAS HI 190: History of Boston, which is being taught this semester by History Professor Andrew Robichaud. Find their article, entitled “Community, Conflict, and Change: CAS Course Shines New Light on Boston’s Past” on their website.
PhD Candidate Henry Tonks Wrote Piece for Washington Post
History PhD Candidate published a piece with the “Made by History” section at the Washington Post entitled “Biden is reviving a lost Democratic industrial policy playbook.” Read the entire article on their website.
BU History Representation at NACBS 2022
Several members of BU History participated at the North American Conference on British Studies, which took place this past weekend in Chicago. History Professor Arianne Chernock participated in a round table discussion and graduate students Rachel Monsey and Courteney Smith presented papers. Also attending the event was History PhD Candidate Tom Sojka.
Prof Arianne Chernock Wrote Piece for Washington Post
History Professor Arianne Chernock published an article with the Washington Post titled, “Princess Diana confided in Andrew Morton. What more is there to divulge?” Read the full article on their website.