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Anna Bisikalo

abisikalo@g.harvard.edu

Anna Bisikalo studies Ukrainian and Eastern European history. Anna is interested in the history of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, and particularly in its resurgence following the end of the Soviet Union. She researches the legacies of Communist...

Thomas N. Bisson

tnbisson@fas.harvard.edu

We are saddened to share that Thomas Noel Bisson, one of the leading historians of medieval Europe, passed away on June 28, 2025 at his home in Cambridge, Massachusetts, following a brief illness. He was 94. Bisson was the loving husband of Carroll (Webb)...

David Blackbourn

dgblackb@fas.harvard.edu

Coolidge Professor of History, Emeritus

Kevin Blacutt

blacutt@g.harvard.edu

Kevin is a PhD student in Latin American History. His research centers on how notions of human difference –– especially those anchored in ideas about race –– were used to define the boundaries between “us” and “them” in the eighteenth- and nineteenth...

Ann Blair

amblair@fas.harvard.edu

Carl H. Pforzheimer University Professor

On Leave Academic Year 2026-2027 For office hours see the personal website. Personal Website Ann Blair is Carl H. Pforzheimer University Professor at Harvard University. She specializes in the cultural and intellectual history of early modern Europe (16th...

Thomas Blakeslee

thomasblakeslee@g.harvard.edu

Thomas Blakeslee entered the Ph.D. program in 2018. A UC Berkeley graduate, his scholarly interests include the African Diaspora in the United States, resistance movements, family histories, gender, and masculinities. Thomas’s dissertation centers on...

Konrad Boeschenstein

konradboeschenstein@g.harvard.edu

History of Ethics, Education, Politics, Theology, the intersection of the Greek and Latin intellectual culture among early Christians.

Lauren Bohm

laurenbohm@g.harvard.edu

Lauren Bohm entered the History PhD Program in 2022. She specializes in Modern Europe with an emphasis on Germany and its empire. Lauren is especially interested in personal narratives and the informal family archive, including those who act as both...

Lorenzo Bondioli

lorenzobondioli@fas.harvard.edu

Assistant Professor of History

Lorenzo Bondioli's work investigates the political economy of medieval Islamic empires, aiming to lay bare the antagonistic symbiosis between the merchant and ruling classes, and the ever-embattled entanglement of subaltern and elite groups. His research...

Annie Boniface

anneboniface@g.harvard.edu

Annie Boniface studies the twentieth-century United States with a focus on foreign policy, mental health, and wartime. Currently, her research examines trauma and its treatment among American military members in World War II and the Vietnam War. She...

Sugata Bose

sbose@fas.harvard.edu

Gardiner Professor of Oceanic History and Affairs

Office Hours Sign-Up: https://calendar.app.google/hjpE2y5VNnghg8Pr5 Sugata Bose is the Gardiner Professor of Oceanic History and Affairs, Harvard University. He has served as Director of Graduate Studies in History at Harvard and as the Founding Director...

Molly Boyle '08

Position: Attorney Field: Law Thesis Title: “Strategically Marrying Christ: The Function of Abbesses in Merovingian Politics, 525-725 AD” Graduated: 2008 I graduated from Harvard College in 2008, where I concentrated in History and received a citation in...