D. Bradford Hunt

Professor and Chair, Department of History, Loyola University Chicago

[D. Bradford Hunt @dbhunt]

#ramblerrally is today. Help support the College of Arts and Sciences at Loyola. For example, the Undergraduate Summer Research Experience provides stipends for students working directly with faculty on a research project. I'll have a student working with me this summer.

[D. Bradford Hunt @dbhunt]

Today the National Public Housing Museum broke ground on renovating the surviving building of the Jane Addams Homes (1938). A great day for a visionary cultural institution with a vital mission. Congrats to Sunny Fisher, Lisa Lee, and Francine Washington. #NPHM

[D. Bradford Hunt @dbhunt]

Excellent NYT videos of smart and brave high school history teachers who are on the front lines of a culture war over the purpose of history. Should history make us feel good? Or should it be about confronting truth? Making kids think? https://t.co/JlwXLGayOw

[D. Bradford Hunt @dbhunt]

Profs Nathan Connelly and Shani Mott skillfully document housing discrimination - against themselves. An appalling but common story. How can people of color trust housing systems when they are easily manipulated based on race? https://t.co/FgVMo2wq8u

[D. Bradford Hunt @dbhunt]

My sister’s Pup will be ok.

[Emmy @EmmyBear_LabLuv]

Mom found a mass in my throat. We be at the vet. We both be anxious. Send good thoughts frens. #dogs #dogsoftwitter #labrador

[Emmy @EmmyBear_LabLuv]

Mom found a mass in my throat. We be at the vet. We both be anxious. Send good thoughts frens. #dogs #dogsoftwitter #labrador

[D. Bradford Hunt @dbhunt]

@EmmyBear_LabLuv EmmyBear! Hope you’re ok. Love, Uncle Brad

[D. Bradford Hunt @dbhunt]

#RamblerRally
https://t.co/NFZV2wnopO
Supporting the College of Arts and Sciences at Loyola University Chicago. Go Ramblers!

[BioHive @BioHiveUtah]

ICYMI, check out this presentation from @known_med Co-Founder and CTO, Katie-Rose Skelly.

She discusses how pivotal excitement and community were her journey of starting her own company and succeeded in biotech today! #BioHive

Full video: https://t.co/buTDJh2YEL

[D. Bradford Hunt @dbhunt]

Ayana Contreras is speaking on Feb 17 at Loyola University Chicago and Zoom on her new book, Energy Never Dies: Afro Optimism and Creativity in Chicago. The book is a “cultural biography of Black Chicago.” Join us!

[D. Bradford Hunt @dbhunt]

Excellent speech by Joe Biden calling out the Big Lies and their danger to Democracy. About time people stand up. Even Dick Cheney did.

Biden’s Speech on the Jan. 6 Riot, Annotated https://t.co/eotqiMDtBY

[D. Bradford Hunt @dbhunt]

via @NYTOpinion. This piece demolishes the voter fraud scam, and the anti-democratic impulse behind it. https://t.co/vol86P28hf

[D. Bradford Hunt @dbhunt]

Loyola Professor Michael Khodarkovsky published an Op-ed in today’s Chicago Tribune: Russia is repeating the same old patterns: Fight a cold war with the West while sabotaging itself at home https://t.co/dBwSuYANfM

[D. Bradford Hunt @dbhunt]

Loyola University Chicago History Professor Elliott Gorn on why we should honor Mamie Till-Mobley, Emmett Till’s mother. https://t.co/jSYW989Hiq

[D. Bradford Hunt @dbhunt]

New Loyola Historian Tikia Hamilton off to a great start, featured in the LUC magazine. https://t.co/RUwTcpgacj

[Loyola History Dept @loyolahistdept]

It's (a)live! LUC's Public History 40th Anniversary website is ready for you to peruse.

Learn about the history of the program, browse a portfolio of public projects, testimonials, media, and careers!

https://t.co/0SzJ6KXqn3

[Loyola History Dept @loyolahistdept]

Join the History Department as we kick-off this year’s faculty book talk series with Dr. Theodore Karamanski's "Mastering the Inland Seas."

Faculty, staff, and students welcome! Refreshments provided.

Wednesday, October 20
1:30-3:00 pm
McCormick Lounge https://t.co/251YNC8vmI

[Loyola History Dept @loyolahistdept]

Excited to share that we are hiring TT Asst Prof in Digital Public History https://t.co/0085o07VK4

[Chicago Covenants @ChicagoCovenant]

We are a public collaboration working to excavate every racially restrictive covenant in Cook County. We need your help! Help us research and confront the legacy of racial segregation in Chicago. Register here: https://t.co/LO4TwfgqeW