Recent News
Manisha Sinha’s Book Named as One of Best Feminist Books of 2024
MS. Magazine has named Manisha Sinha‘s book The Rise and Fall of the Second American Republic: Reconstruction, 1860-1920 as one of the top feminist books of 2024. Karla Strand, a gender and women’s studies librarian, reviews Sinha’s book as: “With this groundbreaking volume, renowned historian Manisha Sinha offers a critical reexamination of the Reconstruction era. […]
[Read More]Sergio Luzzatto Interviewed About New Book and Awarded Frulia Storia Award
In 2024, Professor Sergio Luzzatto published his book, Primo Levi e i suoi compagni. In this book, “Sergio Luzzatto returns to examine the figure of Primo Levi and reconstruct the story behind his writing, following the path that from leads the characters of Survival in Auschwitz to the real identity of his deportation companions, the European […]
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Primo Levi e i suoi compagni
Donzelli Editore, 2024
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Donzelli Editore, 2024
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Ireland and the Renaissance court: Political culture from the cúirteanna to Whitehall, 1450-1640
Manchester University Press, 2024
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Professor Manisha Sinha (@profmsinha) has been featured on a recent episode of the Majority Report with Sam Seder! @majorityreport.fm
This episode, released on December 27th, can be listened to wherever you get your podcasts.
Professor Manisha Sinha (@profmsinha) has been featured on a recent episode of the Majority Report with Sam Seder! @majorityreport.fm
This episode, released on December 27th, can be listened to wherever you get your podcasts.
Professor Brendan Kane and former MA student Emmet de Barra, now a PhD student in Irish at Trinity College Dublin, recently gave a podcast interview on the Celtic Students Podcast about their work on the innovative and fun website to Learn Early Modern Irish Léamh.org. Listen in for a interesting discussion of Celtic languages, grammar games, collaborative work, and the perhaps surprising utility of the digital humanities as a tool for language revival.
Professor Brendan Kane and former MA student Emmet de Barra, now a PhD student in Irish at Trinity College Dublin, recently gave a podcast interview on the Celtic Students Podcast about their work on the innovative and fun website to Learn Early Modern Irish Léamh.org. Listen in for a interesting discussion of Celtic languages, grammar games, collaborative work, and the perhaps surprising utility of the digital humanities as a tool for language revival.
Summer 2025!
UConn’s Experiential Global Learning program in partnership with the UConn History Department will be offering the 3-credit study abroad course AAAS/HIST 2866, "China and the West".
Students will be able to:
Travel to Beijing, Shanghai, and Xi’an, and visit world famous heritage sites such as The Great Wall of China, Terracotta warriors, Tiananmen Square, and the Forbidden City.
Cultivate an increased understanding of Sino-Western shared history and perceptions about each other
Strengthen critical thinking and writing skills through reading, discussions, assignments, and research
For further information, please scan the QR code for the program brochure, or go our website history.uconn.edu to find links to the brochure and the information section (December 17th at 4pm online!).
Summer 2025!
UConn’s Experiential Global Learning program in partnership with the UConn History Department will be offering the 3-credit study abroad course AAAS/HIST 2866, "China and the West".
Students will be able to:
Travel to Beijing, Shanghai, and Xi’an, and visit world famous heritage sites such as The Great Wall of China, Terracotta warriors, Tiananmen Square, and the Forbidden City.
Cultivate an increased understanding of Sino-Western shared history and perceptions about each other
Strengthen critical thinking and writing skills through reading, discussions, assignments, and research
For further information, please scan the QR code for the program brochure, or go our website history.uconn.edu to find links to the brochure and the information section (December 17th at 4pm online!).
Today at 7 pm!
At the Seattle Public Library, 1000 4th Avenue
"The Rise and Fall of the Second American Republic"
Today at 7 pm!
At the Seattle Public Library, 1000 4th Avenue
"The Rise and Fall of the Second American Republic"