Featuring:

Joseph Fronczak (Princeton University, Warren Fellow)

Presented by the Warren Center’s Workshop on U.S. Power in the Global Arena, organized by Erez Manela and Fred Logevall.

Hosted by the Program on Ethnicity, Migration, and Rights and supported by the Warren Center

SPEAKERS

Simeon Man (UC San Diego)

Dean Itsuji Saranillio (New York University)

Juliet Nebolon (Harvard University)

Genevieve Clutario (Harvard University)

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Harvard Book Store welcomes acclaimed historian and writer JILL LEPORE—the award-winning author of The Secret History of Wonder Woman and Book of Ages: The Life and Opinions of Jane Franklin—for a discussion of her latest book, These Truths: A History of the United States.

For...

SPEAKER

Nick Kapur, Assistant Professor of History, Rutgers University

Moderator: Andrew Gordon, Lee and Juliet Folger Fund Professor of History, Harvard University

Co-...

This year marks the sixth installment of the workshop, generously sponsored by the Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. Over the past five years, this has been an extremely productive venue for graduate students (both Harvard students and visitors) to present their own work and to engage with invited visiting scholars on questions of research methodology and public presentation.  

If you would be interested in presenting, please send an abstract (or other short description of what you’d like to talk about) to Belle Cheves (bcheves@g.harvard.edu​) and Erin...

Featuring Daniel Juette (NYU)

Sponsored by the Early Modern History Workshop

Featuring Valeria Lopez Fadul (Wesleyan)

Sponsored by the Early Modern History Workshop

Featuring Lodi Nauta (University of Groningen)

Sponsored by the Early Modern History Workshop

Featuring short talks by Anja Goeing (History, Harvard), Felipe Pereda (HAA, Harvard), Sophus Reinert (Harvard Business School),  and Michelle Sanchez (Harvard Divinity School)

Sponsored by the Early Modern History Workshop

The History Undergraduate Office is holding its second concentration party of the semester to welcome new sophomore concentrators and the new issue of TEMPUS, Harvard's undergraduate journal of history.  Please stop by to enjoy light refreshments, meet your colleagues—old and new!—in the history department, and congratulate the authors of our excellent papers.

*Note: for Harvard University Faculty and Students interested in the Undergraduate History Program and it's courses/research.

(Not open to the Public.)