NJCH Executive Director to Step Down in June
The Executive Director of the New Jersey Council for the Humanities will be stepping down from her position in June, […]
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Call for Papers: War/After War Workshop
The Department of British Studies at Rutgers University New Brunswick has issued a call for papers for their upcoming nineteenth century history workshop, to be held October 4-5.
Call for Papers: Sports and Politics Conference
The conference, a collaboration between Queensborough Community College of New York and Nord University, Norway, will address the historical and contemporary ties between sports, sporting events, and politics.
Call for Papers: 2019 Garden and Landscapes Studies Symposium
The Graduate School of Design at Harvard University and Dumbarton Oaks Research Library have issued a call for papers for their 2019 conference, to be held May 3-4, 2019 at Dumbarton Oaks in Washington, DC.
Researcher Sentenced to Prison in Archives Theft Case
A historian was sentenced by a federal court on April 9 for the theft of at least 291 World War […]
PubComm Raises Questions of Race and Activism
On Thursday, April 5, graduate students from MARCH collaborated with the Center for Public History at Temple University and the Albert Lepage […]
Call for Proposals: Mid-Atlantic Popular & American Culture Association
The Mid-Atlantic Popular & American Culture Association has issued a call for proposals for its 2018 conference. Proposals may address […]
Sixteen New Historical Markers Approved in PA
The new markers will include Slinky, accidentally invented at a Philadelphia shipyard, and the Philadelphia Flower Show, held annually since 1829.
Genealogy of Modernity II: Possible Modernities Between Medieval & Enlightenment Summer Seminar
The residential, interdisciplinary seminar will investigate the idea of modernity and the age of Enlightenment. Graduate students from all humanities disciplines are invited to apply.
Smithsonian Moves Michelle Obama Portrait
Mrs. Obama’s portrait has been moved to a more spacious area of the museum in the third floor 20th Century Americans gallery to accommodate the unexpectedly large crowds.