History
line
Student and Faculty News

Professor Rebekah Pite Will Research New Book in Argentina
Professor Donald Miller Honored as "Outstanding Living Historian" on Books of Our Time Program March 8
Professor Deborah Rosen Explores Early American Indian Policy-Making in Latest Book
Douglas Michell '09 Explores American Liberalism
Professor Joshua Sanborn's New Book the Subject of Lafayette Author Forum
Professor Donald Miller Interviewed on 'Radio Times with Marty Moss-Coane'
Three Students Perform Extensive Research for an Upcoming Book by Professor Donald L. Miller
Donald L. Miller Featured in National Geographic Channel Documentary Sept. 24
Adam Pie '09 Uncovers the History of Irish Entrepreneurship
Flavia Carla Benedek '09 and Ivan Dimitrov '10 Explore Consequences of WWI
Professor Donald Miller Speaks at Numerous National Level Engagements
Sara Walter '09 Holds History in Her Hands at the Smithsonian Institute
Margarita Karasoulas '08 Explores Her Greek Roots in Athens
Laura Sims '07 Investigates African Immigration in France
Edward Dutch '07 Studies Civil War from Different Angle
Donald L. Miller Interviewed for National Geographic Documentary on Chicago
Raymond Conger '07 Explores Neoconservative Thought in the U.S.
Professor Paul Barclay Receives $40,000 NEH Fellowship
Professor Joshua Sanborn's New Book Delves into History of Gender
D.C. Jackson to Appear on the History Channel March 28
D.C. Jackson Presents Colorado River Resources Report to Capitol Hill and Federal Agencies in Washington D.C.
Arnold Offner Presents at International Conference in Ireland on the United States and the Iraq War
Interview with Donald Miller Airs on The History Channel
Donald Miller's Latest Book Receives Excellent Review in New York Times
Lehigh Valley Alumni Chapter Hosts Book Signing with Donald Miller Nov. 8
Pulitzer Prize Winner Martin J. Sherwin Delivers Richard E. Welch, Jr. Memorial Lecture Nov. 7
Paul Barclay Will Present Jones Faculty Lecture Nov. 1
Technology, Proximity, and History Valued as Lafayette Dedicates Ramer History House
D.C. Jackson Examines Engineering and Politics of Big Dams
Professor Donald Miller's Upcoming Book Will be Released in October
History Department Moves into New State-of-the-Art Facility
Maria Mitova '09 Researches French Jewish Community in Dijon
PBS World War II Program Featuring Donald Miller Nominated for Three Emmys
Diana Galperin '08 Explores Relationships between Soldiers and Civilians during WWI
Students Explore the Past and Present of Russia and Poland
Emily Katz '06 Delves Into French Anti-Americanism
Kari Mirkin '06 Will Present Study of German Perspectives on WWII at National Conference
Margarita Karasoulas '08 Helps Leading WWII Historian Complete Book
Lori Weaver '06 Researches Dissolution of Czechoslovakia for Yearlong Honors Thesis
Alisandra Carnevale '06 Researches Folklore of Ancestors for Honors Thesis
Gresh '02 Pursues Interest in Middle East as Scholar in Turkey
Laura Sims '07 Studies in Dijon, France after Researching its Jewish Community
EXCEL Scholar Haotian Wu '07 Collaborates in Research on Imperial Japan and Taiwan
CNN, New York Times Feature Donald L. Miller
Brian Geraghty '05 Earns Honors for Examination of Gender Issues in China During 20th Century
Lori Weaver '06 Examines Changing Gender Roles for Sanborn's Book Manuscript
Students Play Key Role in WWII Expert's Books
Students Explore History of Human Rights Conflicts in New Class and Lobby for Support in Washington, D.C.
History Channel International Will Feature Professor Joshua Sanborn
The Teaching Company Films Lectures by Robert Weiner to Market Nationwide
Students, Faculty Conduct Research in Community of Scholars
History Professor Arnold Offner Will Discuss "Bush Doctrine" Wednesday
Joshua Sanborn Examines Origins, Effects of War
Miriam Habeeb '04 Conducts Research for Professor's World War II Book
Donald Pisani Will Discuss Family Farm and Government in American West
Stephanie Stawicki '04 Studies Soviet Influence during Apartheid
Author and Washington Post Columnist Anne Applebaum Will Speak on Soviet Gulag System
Justin Kruger '04 Takes Part in Recording History
Students Producing Play Based on Lafayette's Transition to Coeducation
Don Miller on Chicago Public Radio
Greg Domber '97 Receives Fulbright Grant to Study Role of U.S. in Ending Communism in Poland
Katherine Blair '04 Helps History Professor Don Miller with WWII Book
History Graduate Dana Goodman '97 Wins Emmy for "Best Talk Show"
Three Professors Develop Information Literacy in Courses
Professor Donald L. Miller Featured in History Channel's "April 1865"
Emily Goldberg '05 Conducts Research for Professor's World War II Book
Gregory LaConte '03 Studies Role of Reforms in Fall of Soviet Union
Megan Caufield '03 Studies Men in Early Women's Rights Movement, Will Present Research at National Conference
Joshua Sanborn Publishes Groundbreaking Book on Russian Military Conscription in Early 20th Century
Donald L. Miller's role in PBS Series on Chicago Covered by TV, Radio Stations and Newspapers Throughout Country
New York Times discusses opinions of Arnold Offner's book on Truman
Brendan Rivage-Seul Conducts Intense Study of Cuban History
PBS Documentary "Chicago: City of the Century" Based on Don Miller's Book
Elizabeth Tutschek '04 Gains Curating Experience by Staging Library Exhibits and Categorizing Major Postcard Collection
Sarah Bassin '04 Explores Roman Catholic Liberation Theology, ''Just War'' Theory in Two Intensive Research Projects
Lisa Longo '04 Assists Writers, Journalists at NBC Nightly News With Tom Brokaw
Kerry Cordova '03 Investigates Jacob Nicholas House to Help Convert Building into Museum
Donald L. Miller Publishes Revised and Expanded Edition of Commager's The Story of World War II
Geoffrey Gresh '02 Researches British Foreign Policy in Ottoman Empire
Lafayette History Professor Arnold Offner Authors Major New Book Reassessing Foreign Policy of President Harry Truman
Art and History of the Book Class Delves into Skillman's Greatest Treasures
Student Radio Programs on Terrorism Begin Run on WJRH Today
Liza Lesser '03 Takes on Independent Studies in Art History and European History
Kerry Cordova '03 Studies History of Colonial Long Island
Jessika Luth Looks Behind the Damming of California's Hetch Valley
Lucy Smith '03 Translates Newsletter Articles on Jewish Community of Dijon, France
Rachel Korpanty '04 Researches Comets, Astronomy, and Divination in the Seventeenth Century
Phillip Dudley '04 Studies Native Americans and Citizenship Rights
Lafayette History Professor Joshua Sanborn Honored by the American Council of Learned Societies
Vivienne Felix '03 Studies Interpretation of Comets as Harbingers of Disaster
Don Miller Gives Commencement Address at St. Vincent College
History Professor Robert Weiner Will Speak on "Doing Oral History: The Jews of France" Today
Christina Stenman '03 Satisfies Interests in Engineering, History
Georgetown History Chair James B. Collins Will Speak on "Nation and Identity: Reconsidering the History of France" Thursday
The Lafayette Experience: Rebecca Moreland '03 Examines Indigenous Peoples and Native Land Rights
Students in History of Modern Japan Class Engage in Dialogue with Japanese Students



« Back to History


  © Lafayette College - Terms