1984 meets 2024
A new history course on the year 1984 allows students to walk in the footsteps of WashU students 40 years ago.
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1984 meets 2024
Douglas Flowe Featured in Documentary- San Juan Hill: Manhattan's Lost Neighborhood
Douglas Flowe Awarded Dean's Award for Diversity Advancement
Job Posting: Assistant Professor in Environmental History
Obituary: Richard J. Walter, professor emeritus in Arts & Sciences, 85
Recently published conversation piece by Linda Nicholson, discusses Dobbs v. Jackson
Hindle wins British Agricultural History Society book award
Flowe co-hosts National Geographic docuseries
Prof. Knapp Interviewed on KMOX on Recent Drone Strikes in Jordan
2024-25 Faculty Fellows selected
Montaño’s 'Electrifying Mexico' continues to garner industry acclaim
Knapp interviewed on KMOX Radio on Ukraine Funding from Congress
Kuzuoğlu publishes first book!
Knapp interviewed on KMOX Radio on Turkey cutting ties with Israel
Montaño wins article prize!
Montaño wins book prize!
Ramos wins book prize!
Office of the Provost and Office of the Dean of Arts & Sciences award Bernstein and Kolk seed funding for MWMS project
Knapp interviewed on KMOX Radio on how to teach about 9/11
Kastor named associate vice dean of research
Knapp interviewed on KMOX Radio to give insight on Russian coup
Ramos’ ‘Bedlam in the New World’ recognized with third award
Montaño book wins an honorable mention from Latin American Studies Association
‘The battle for memory’: Mustakeem on the intertwining histories of race and medicine
Mustakeem to give a series of lectures on medicine and Black history around the country and in Europe this spring
Ramos’ 'Bedlam in the New World' wins best book award
Cassen published in Psyche digital magazine
Cassen published in Smithsonian Magazine
Kastor wins grant from Taylor Geospatial Institute
Walke wins Marie Sklodowska-Curie Fellowship
Cassen named Creative Practice Workshop Fellow for Fall 2023
Mustakeem wins Emerson Excellence in Teaching award
How the Spanish Inquisition aided the rise of modern psychiatry
Montaño wins collaborative seed grant from the Center for the Humanities
Montaño wins Bolton-Johnson Prize for book "Electrifying Mexico..."
Flowe featured in new PBS documentary
Flora Cassen recounts Holocaust survivor story
A new StudioLab graduate course taught by Anika Walke with Geoff Ward explores trauma and memory in community spaces beyond campus
Uluğ Kuzuoğlu, Diana Montaño, Christina Ramos, and Corinna Treitel win Transdisciplinary Futures grants
Montaño receives SHOT award for best article
The microhistory of an English village
Montaño wins book award from the Urban History Association
Kuzuoğlu to study cybernetic theories in China and Taiwan
Treitel interviewed in "Baltic Worlds" on vegetarianism
Montaño wins article prize from Canadian Association for Latin American and Caribbean Studies
Flowe interviewed on Business of Being Black with Tammi Mac: Does Black privilege exist?
Flowe interviewed about Black Lives Matter on Business of Being Black with Tammi Mac
Flowe interviewed on TRT news about George Floyd
Kieval awarded medal by Charles University
Bernstein and Kolk interviewed on KTRS Radio to discuss "Material World of Modern Segregation" chapter
Walke and Ward receive Feldman Family Education Institute grant for Studiolab course
Treitel to lead seminar on future of health humanities at Harvard Radcliffe Institute
Acts of love and resistance
Reynolds named Luce/ACLS Early Career Fellow
Montaño’s "Electrifying Mexico" named best book by Southeastern Council of Latin American Studies
Old and new fault lines in the wake of Russia’s assault on Ukraine
WashU Expert: Putin, Russian security and the invasion of Ukraine
Sowande' Mustakeem interviewed on British podcast about "Slavery at Sea"
Grounded analysis: The history of electricity in Mexico City
Christine Johnson quoted in "The American Prospect" about how the Black Death made life better
How to constitute a nation
Mustakeem to give book talk on "Slavery at Sea"
Flowe wins Littleton-Griswold Prize for “Uncontrollable Blackness”
Mustakeem joins historian lectureship program
Twenty Years After 9/11: History Repeats Itself
WashU Expert: Did 9/11 'change everything'?
How the Black Death made life better
Learning Latin American and women’s history from the source
Egypt’s Arab Spring at 10: The work of political anniversaries
Teaching history during COVID
Douglas Flowe interviewed by the Nineteenth-Century Studies Association blog
Flowe writes about police brutality in the Common Reader
Our post-fact reality
Anika Walke writes about newly discovered oral histories of Jewish life erased under Soviet rule
Presidential transitions, new traditions
‘Your heart is a muscle the size of your fist’: The promise of the Belarusian protest movement
‘Uncontrollable Blackness’
Peter Kastor on KMOX: What would America's founding fathers think of today's protests?
Juneteenth and collective progress
Sowande' Mustakeem interviewed on BBC World Service about George Floyd and Juneteenth
Sowande' Mustakeem interviewed on NPR St. Louis about the legacy of Juneteenth
Peter Kastor writing in the Washington Post about the challenges of remote teaching during COVID
Peter Kastor on St. Louis on the Air to discuss the removal of statue of Columbus in Tower Grove
Douglas Flowe interviewed by Don Lemon on CNN
Douglas Flowe quoted in iTV about the history of police brutality against black people in America
Douglas Flowe quoted in Politco on what the protests are about
Douglas Flowe talks with L'Opinion about the protests and COVID-19
A Statement on the Role of Humanities Research and Education in Times of Crisis
Flora Cassen talks with Joe Madison about racist, anti-Semitic coronavirus conspiracy theories
Flora Cassen in Haaretz: White Supremacists’ Dangerous New Conspiracy Theory
The Career of a Medieval Accusation in an Age of Science
Bedlam in the New World: A Mexican Madhouse in the Age of Enlightenment
Sowande' Mustakeem and Douglas Flowe in Vox: 6 myths about the history of Black people in America
Anika Walke on The Heat: 75th Anniversary of the Liberation of Auschwitz
Christine Johnson in the Washington Post: Trump’s impeachment trial is no witch hunt
Professor Sowande' Mustakeem receives the Dred Scott Freedom Award
Krister Knapp interviewed on KMOV about how tension with Iran impacts everyone
Elizabeth Borgwardt in Politco on the way historians will remember the 2010s
The City Electric: How Mexico City’s People Shaped Its Electrified Future
The Fall of the Berlin Wall and the Political Movement Overlooked by 30th Anniversary Celebrations
Welcome to WashU: Flora Cassen
Defining ‘concentration camps’
