CofC graduate student Lauren Davila recently discovered what appears to be the largest known slave auction in the United States and, with it, a new story in the nation’s history of mass enslavement.
This story was originally published by @propublica.
https://t.co/N42RKvdA1m
Our first student spotlight of the year is Mateo Mérida, a second year history student interested in Latine culture in the U.S. https://t.co/KyGt4OHcYD
Welcome back to campus, cougars! We hope you are all getting a great start to your Fall 2022 semester.
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Stay tuned for updates on events and other important announcements throughout the year! https://t.co/TJCR26z09d
Join Dr. Powers and the History Club on February 3 at 5pm to talk about Charleston and the International African American Museum.
Zoom link on flyer, see you there!
Join Dr. Powers and the History Club on February 3 at 5pm to talk about Charleston and the International African American Museum.
Zoom link on flyer, see you there!
Will Rowe graduates from the program this Spring 2022 and will be competing in the 3MT Competition.
You can vote for Will for the People’s Choice Award if you are in attendance, so please check it out on Monday from 12-2pm on Zoom!
.@HSSatCofC invites you to explore campus during #FallAlumniWeekend on Friday, Nov. 19, from 3:30-5:30 pm, at a “preservation party” + walking tour. Faculty + students will welcome you to sites, sharing history. Admission is $35. https://t.co/gvJ24ov27f
Last night @jimdowns1 and I had a legit love fest over our new books on the history of epidemiology at the Charleston Library Society @librarysociety - https://t.co/7DroBKXzmN
“Outside dissertation work, she's published in academic journals, on professional blogs, and in mass media via op-eds. In between research and writing, she still carries on the two hobbies she started during her MA: cross-stitching and good home cooking.”
#CofC history professor @steerewilliams will be a featured speaker at an upcoming Charleston Library Society Speaker Series event on Oct. 14 where he will discuss the historical and cultural implications of pandemics. https://t.co/zYdRoWlrKM