Seth Jones to talk about the impact of a U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan
On Thursday, Feb. 21, one of the preeminent policy advisers for U.S. involvement in Afghanistan, Seth G. Jones, will visit campus to deliver a lecture and meet with students.
Obituary: Margaret Williams, administrative aide in the History Department, 59
Margaret Williams, administrative aide in the History Department in Arts & Sciences, died Saturday, December 15. She was 59.
Omitted History
In Memoriam: Henry Berger, Margaret Garb, Margaret Williams
The History Department mourns the loss of three dear colleagues: Henry Berger, Margaret Garb, and Margaret Williams.
A Tale of Dual Cities
Congratulations to Professor Monique Bedasse
The recipient of the 2018 Wesley-Logan Prize in African diaspora history
Hope as an American Tradition
Professor Iver Bernstein talks about the distinctive nature of American hope
Mount Vernon Ladies' Association Names Dr. Kevin Butterfield the New Executive Director of George Washington's Presidential Library
"Clinton, Greitens and Rethinking Consent"
Professor Andrea Friedman's op-ed in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch
The Changing Faces of Rhodes Scholars
Camille Borders and Jasmine Brown in The New York Times
Professor Monique Bedasse in Black Perspectives
Monique A. Bedasse argues that repatriation to Africa represents the most important vehicle of Rastafari’s international growth.
Congratulations to Professor Douglas Flowe!
Professor Douglas Flowe has been awarded the “Excellence in Teaching Award” by the Council of the College of Arts and Sciences.