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Ada Palmer’s Terra Ignota named a Hugo Award finalist

The history professor uses her expertise to build a complex world set in the year 2454 in her sci fi book series. By Sarah Steimer   When...

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Mother Jones - Militias Still Have a Safe Space on YouTube; Asst. Prof. Kathleen Belew discusses domestic extremism on the video streaming platform

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The Globe and Mail - The call for Congress to codify Roe v. Wade may be more rallying cry than legal reality; Prof. Amy Dru Stanley discusses polarization surrounding the abortion debate in American politics

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NYT - When Health Care Workers Are Protected, Patients Are, Too; Asst. Prof. Gabriel Winant authors op-ed on support for American health care workers and labor movements

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WBUR - What Victory Day means to Russians and what to watch for this year, as Putin wages war in Ukraine; Prof. Faith Hillis comments on significance of Victory Day in Russia

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Mark Bradley on what’s new and notable in SSD

Catching up with the professor, deputy dean, faculty director, and editor as he highlights recent accomplishments within the Division. In conversat...

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ThePrint - What is 'Roe v Wade'? 1973 US Supreme Court ruling on abortion rights that could be overturned; Asst. Prof. Kathleen Belew comments on abortion rates

History Psychology Student Announcements

2022 Saller Prize Recipients Announced

Matthew Lowenstein from the Department of History and Jennifer Lu from the Department of Psychology have been selected as the 2022 Saller Prize Recipi...

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American Historical Review - Prof. Mark Bradley discusses ambitious redesign of prestigious journal

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Washington Post - What Victory Day means for Russian identity; Prof. Faith Hillis discusses Russia's "Victory Day," history, and national identity