On Thursday, September 1, Jesse Spohnholz and Brenna Miller are presenting (along with Trevor Getz at San Francisco State University) at the inaugural H-net Teaching Conference, which has the theme, “Uncharted Territories: Teaching History, Humanities, and Social Sciences in Innovative Ways.” They will present on the new vision of the History for the 21st Century project, which Miller […]
Nik Overtoom designed and organized the panel, “The Ancient Middle East,” which was accepted for the Society of Classical Studies Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA, January 5-8, 2023.
In excellent news for the university, Jenny Thigpen has agreed to serve as the new director of the ADVANCE program at WSU. Read about her position and the program.
Ken Faunce was interviewed for the August issue of Washington State Magazine on the pursuit of happiness.
The Hanford History Project was awarded a two-year grant from the National Park Service, “Create Digital Media to Share African American Narratives Related to the Manhattan Project” and Robert Franklin will be the PI on the grant and oversee execution. “This project will create a suite of digital interpretive products that will share the African […]
Lawrence Hatter was a guest on Spokane Public Radio to discuss quoting America’s founders:
Julian Dodson will be presenting his latest research at the Pacific Coast Branch of the AHA this August. The paper is titled “Deception and Danger: Women, the Mexican Confidential Department, and Cross-border Espionage, 1923-1929”