History Department only. Not open to the public.

Speaker: Ann Blair

All are welcome to attend!

Enjoy J.P. Licks ice cream while meeting students and faculty!

Interested in learning more about history and what its study enables you to do?

•Check out the gateway courses in history: history.fas.harvard.edu/gateway-gened

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On Wednesday and Thursday, May 17–18th, the DiTF program, in collaboration with Academic Technology for FAS and the Harvard Libraries, will offer a two day seminar on the use of digital methods in the classroom. The seminar will provide a hands-on...

On Wednesday, May 10th, 2017, the Digital Teaching Fellows Program, an initiative designed to support faculty and graduate students from across the Faculty of Arts and Sciences in the use of digital methods to enable flexible, active learning...

On behalf of Prof. Penny Russell and the Harvard Australian Studies Committee, we wish to invite you to the workshop "New Histories of Class," to be held on Friday and Saturday, April 21–22 in the Lower Library, Robinson Hall. 

The workshop will consist of a series of roundtables, each starting with four or five short presentations by leading academics in the field, followed by lengthy periods for discussion. Breakfast and lunch will be provided both days. Roundtable discussion topics will include:

• Class and Global Capitalism
• Has the "White Working Class"...

Philip Deloria is a Professor at the University of Michigan.

History Graduate Student Association Invited Guest Lecture Event with Professor Raymond Craib of Cornell University

History Graduate Student Association Invited Guest Lecture Event with Professor Raymond Craib of Cornell University

For more information, see the DRCLAS Website. 

Speaker: Mariana Joffily, Professor, Department of History, State University of Santa Catarina

Moderator: Sidney Chalhoub, Professor, Department of History, Harvard University

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Join a Fellow’s Lecture with Dr. Maribel Fierro.

 Dr. Fierro will discuss her current research on a significant Andalusian judicial figure from the 11th Century. Dr. Fierro's research focuses on the political, religious, and intellectual history of al-Andalus and the Islamic West (eighth—fifteenth centuries), on Islamic law, and on violence and its representation in Medieval Arabic sources.

 Dr. Fierro is a Visiting Scholar at the Center for Middle Eastern Studies, Harvard University; and Director of El Centro de Ciencias Humanas y Sociales (...

 This is the first meeting of a proposed annual conference of a research network that will meet every year at a different university, our other partner institutions being Chicago, Columbia and Cornell. Graduate Students from Harvard and beyond will convene to discuss a range of historical topics about...

Please join us for the annual Harvard History Faculty Book Tour! 

Featuring:

David Armitage, Civil Wars: A History in Ideas

Jane Kamensky, ...