History Department Major-Minor Welcome
Major-Minor Welcome Session for all students interested in History
Choose Year:
A Catholic Woman and Her Jewish Family in Nineteenth-Century Poland: A Coming-of-Age Tale about National Identity, Religion and Alienation
A lecture on the topic of Jewish life in prewar/wartime Europe
A Community Dialogue on Anti-Asian Racism and Hate Crimes
Hosted by the Asian American Studies Minor, Asian Multicultural Council, Chinese Student Association
Laleh Khalili
A Lunchtime Discussion with Laleh Khalili on the Impact of the Arabian Peninsula’s Shipping Industry. Join us to discuss her book "Sinews of War and Trade: Shipping and Capitalism in the Arabian Peninsula".
The Last Ghetto: A New History of the Theresienstadt Ghetto
A lecture series on the topic of Jewish life in prewar/wartime Europe
Outdoor Viewing: Hostile Terrain 94
Memorializing over 3,200 lives lost in the Sonoran Desert
South Asia's Best Kept Secret: Repackaging Caste in the Diaspora with Yashica Dutt
In this student-faculty collaborated talk, Yashica Dutt joins Prof. Shefali Chandra (Washington University) and members of the student group Ekta to discuss how caste is "the invisible arm that turns the gear in nearly every system in India," and how this invisible arm has extended its reach to the diaspora.
Fleeing Nazi Germany: Jewish Refugees in Portugal
A lecture on the topic of Jewish life in prewar/wartime Europe
History Department Orientation Open House
Virtual Public Policy Lunch Meeting
Weidenbaum Center director Steve Fazzari will moderate a lively discussion among Washington University faculty, special guests and the audience.
What Next for Afghanistan?
Dr. Seth G. Jones will join Professor Krister Knapp for a conversation on the future of Afghanistan.
Major/Minor Fair
Please join us for the Virtual Major/Minor Fair and learn more about History!
Jewish Physicians and Their Patients: Rescue Strategies in Nazi Occupied Poland
Natalia Aleksiun, Professor of Modern Jewish History, Touro College / Incoming Harry Rich Professor of Holocaust Studies at the University of Florida-Gainesville
Digital Methods for Chinese Historical Research and the "Books in China Database"
Joseph Dennis,
Associate Professor -
University of Wisconsin