Each week we scour the web for interesting and historic documents that catch our eye, make us think or simply make us laugh. Continue reading
Flashback Friday: “The Jersey Lilly”
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Monthly Archives: January 2014
What We’re Reading: January 9, 2014
Today’s What We’re Reading features thoughts on how film can make a historian’s work better, a summary of the “relevance of history” forum, the Redskins controversy reemerges from an unlikely source, LOL my Thesis, and much more! Continue reading
Fun with the Humanities
The following post was written by Claire Potter, blogger for the Tenured Radical. This post was originally published on January 4, 2013 (found here) and with her permission, we post a slightly adapted version here. Continue reading
In the January Perspectives: Variegated Lives, Spatial Imagination, Recasting Declassification, and More
The January issue of Perspectives on History is now available online, and copies will be arriving in members’ mailboxes soon. Continue reading
A Social Media Story of AHA 2014
For those who could not attend the meeting, we have archived some of the popular conversation and social media interactions and presented it into a coherent social media narrative of the meeting. Continue reading
Now Available: Watch the 128th Presidential Address, Delivered by Outgoing President Kenneth Pomeranz
If you missed Friday night’s presidential address, delivered by outgoing AHA president Kenneth Pomeranz, you can now take advantage of our video coverage. Continue reading
Information/Resources for Stranded Attendees
We are aware that some attendees have encountered significant travel delays as they depart from the meeting. Continue reading
The Digitally Informed Dissertation
This was the first of a two-part session on the future of graduate education. Continue reading