Jodie Marshall presented a paper called “Women’s social labor and the creation of Omani-Swahili Identity” at Colorful Threads: The Interwoven Worlds of Art and Culture in the Western Indian Ocean hosted at The Africa Institute in Sharjah, UAE.
Alan Malfavon’s article “Loyalty, Subjecthood, and Violence: Veracruz’s Afro-descendants in the Early Mexican War of Independence, 1812–1813” Is now published in Volume 67, Number 4 of The Latin Americanist.
Nikolaus Overtoom’s chapter “Logistics and Strategy in the Hellenistic World: Parthians and Seleucids,” will be published later this month in Brill’s Companion to Diet and Logistics in Greek and Roman Warfare. Brill’s Companions in Classical Studies Series: Warfare in the Ancient Mediterranean World. Vol 8. Brill. J. Donahue and L. Brice (eds.). 258-86.
Jeff Sanders published “History Uncontained at the B Reactor,” a chapter in Making the Unseen Visible: Science and the Contested Histories of Radiation Exposure. The book is the final product of a series of workshops as part of the Oregon State University Downwinders Project, sponsored by the National Science Foundation. His contribution first appeared as a paper at […]
The Clements Center at Southern Methodist University selected Ryan Booth as a symposium scholar for 2024-2025. The symposium is entitled “Rethinking the Indian Wars.” Booth will contribute a book chapter on the subject of death and burial of US Army soldiers (particularly the US Indian Scouts and Black regulars). Clements Center symposia are held at […]
Jesse Spohnholz presented a research paper titled “Defining and Preserving Community in Exile: Baptismal Practices of Dutch Reformed Refugees in Cologne” at Sixteenth Century Society & Conference, on October 27th in Baltimore, MD. While here, he also chaired a panel on the book, The Church of the Dead, which investigates the creation of Indigenous Catholicism in colonial […]
Puck Brecher gave a talk titled “How Japan’s Animal Welfare Movement Created a Biodiversity Boondoggle” at the Southwest Conference on Asian Studies in Houston, Texas.
Sue Peabody chaired and commented on the panel “Biography as Legal History / Legal History as Biography” at the American Society for Legal History in Philadelphia, October 27, 2023.
Ray Sun and graduate students Jordan Bergstrom, Kyley Canion-Brewer, Cassie Crisman, and Samantha Edgerton will be giving another Fallen Cougars presentation on Thursday 11/9 from 7pm-8pm at the Pullman Depot Heritage Center. ***CANCELLED DUE TO GAS LINE RUPTURE – STAY TUNED FOR RESCHEDULE UPDATE***
Join us for the ‘Buffalo Soldiers’ documentary screening today, November 7, 4:30–6 p.m. in CUE 203 on the Pullman campus. The film will be introduced by Dr. Ryan Booth, who is featured in the film and addresses the displacement of Indigenous peoples in the American West by U.S. military, including the Buffalo Soldiers.