In the latest issue of Historically Speaking, Jeffrey Hurwitz takes a fresh look at Robert Gellately's The Gestapo and German Society: Enforcing Racial Policy 1933-1945. Read below:
https://t.co/1cW3r0gTkA
Honored to receive Villanova’s Junior Faculty Award for Excellence in Teaching. So many thanks to the teachers and colleagues who have shaped my pedagogy. I was not a natural teacher, and I owe so much to you all!
Congratulations to the fabulous History Majors from the Villanova Class of 2023! We cannot wait to see the extraordinary things these graduates do next. We will miss you!
Delighted to see our MA alumna @jm_beatty book in print! Thankful to Dot and Stella for announcing the publication! Cannot wait to get our copies here at @VU_History. @VUGradStudies be sure to get yours as well!
Dot wanted to remind everyone that TODAY is the official publication day for my book, *In Dependence: Women and the Patriarchal State in Revolutionary America* from @NYUpress! You can order your copy here: https://t.co/06nuBXWIBa
In this issue of Historically Speaking, Lena Lannutti offers a wonderful in-depth analysis of Philadelphia artist Charles Willson Peale's self-portrait, The Artist and His Museum. https://t.co/UjXjFbD3bw
One of our favorite MA alums has a new book series coming out. Can’t wait to see the latest historical adventure for young adults from the one and only Matthew Landis
At Villanova, we have fabulous MA students working on essential historical projects like the Last Seen Project. Last Seen + Villanova. MA in History = exceptional historical work
Jenna Cholowinski is in her first year of the History M.A. program at Villanova University.
“I love being apart of a team that helps people find their ancestors and educates the public on a different perspective of emancipation in the United States.”
#lastseenproject@NHPRC
This is freaking brilliant, not only for the assignment and the students’ creativity with it, but also for showing how entirely formulaic disinformation is.
Big congratulations to Villanova History Major @BigEballer for his 31 points in Villanova Men’s Basketball team’s huge win over Creighton. Teamwork is the Villanova way! Congrats to Eric and all the Wildcats!
In this issue of Historically Speaking, Nick Johnson @_Nick_Johnson90 provides a fascinating analysis of how ex-Confederate states used Black marriages as tools of oppression during the Reconstruction era.
Read it here: https://t.co/IodbpOe4V3
In the newest issue of Historically Speaking, Kelsey Zelinsky examines how the Spanish Catholic conflict with Islam informed the conquest of the New World. Read Kelsey's fascinating work here: https://t.co/GRvNikXIaB
Fabulous group of Villanovans in Gettysburg with the one and only @JGiesberg. The rumor is that this was just after the reenactment of Pickett's Charge
In the latest @VU_History graduate blog, Ryan Badalamenti examines how historians can use the example of the humble beaver to reframe the history of the Atlantic World within a socionatural and planetary context.
Read Ryan’s interesting work here: https://t.co/6bN5umTYIl
Great to see so many prospective history majors at the Majors Fair on Friday. Stop by the History Department office on 10/3 for a study break, a slice of pizza or two, and a chance to chat with other students and faculty