For decades, a technocratic approach has predominated within the environmental movement. Adam Hanieh, an expert on oil and ...

Join Touro's Lander College for Men for a Jewish history lecture with Dean Henry Abramson. Learn more about the unique history of Bukharian Jews and their deep connections to the Sephardic world. This ...

Gilligan’s lecture is sponsored by the BB&T Center of the Study. Of Capitalism and the public is invited. Gilligan has served as the Ted and Diane Taube Director of the Hoover Institute at Stanford ...

The history department hosted Yesenia Barragan, a professor at Rutgers University, to give the annual Global History Lecture on Thursday. The lecture focused on Barragan’s book, “Freedom’s Captives: ...

Carnegie Mellon University's Department of History is internationally known for innovative historical and anthropological approaches to the study of social, cultural, and policy change. Dr.

As Dan Mitchell wrote on Feb. 18, 2025, at International Liberty, “NYC became rich because, for much of its history, capitalism flourished and government was constrained.” Mitchell argued that ...

“Cowgirls, Rodeo and Rural Feminism, 1890-1935” is the lecture topic. Bowling Green State University’s Department of History presents “Cowgirls, Rodeo and Rural Feminism, 1890-1935” as part of Women’s ...

Kareem Khubchandani is an associate professor of theater, dance and performance studies at Tufts University whose research and creative work centers on queer, feminist and trans aesthetics, namely in ...

The Program in Judaic Studies invites you to join us on Thursday, March 6, for this talk by Eva Illouz, which is co-sponsored by the Center for Collaborative History in the Department of History.

On March 9, 1970, editors of The Intercontinental Press, Joseph Hansen, Pierre Frank, Livio Maitan, Ernest Mandel, and George ...