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From the author of the award winning 'History of South Africa', Thula Simpson, 'To Rule the World' is a compelling study of competing empires as the engines of world history, offering fresh insights into today’s geopolitical crises.
Pre-order ➡️ https://t.co/iyU9MdiZP9
The Kopeck Press by Felix Cowan has been announced a co-winner for the 2026 ESPRit Prize! This biennial award recognizes significant contributions to periodical studies.
Learn more: https://t.co/iNJnB2JCxQ
@History_UofT#BookAward#RussianHistory#ESPRitPrize
Congratulations to Felix Cowan, whose book The Kopeck Press has won the Moshe Lewin Prize for Best Foreign Work on the Urban History of the Post-Soviet Space!
View the announcement here: https://t.co/QUIlgoUsW4
Behind every costume, rhythm, and procession are stories of resistance, remembrance, and cultural survival.
Join Prof. Afua Cooper for a seminar exploring Carnival as a living archive.
📅 July 29
🕡 6:30 p.m.
📍524 Oakwood Ave.
In ‘Gay Print Culture,’ #UofTArtSci alum Juan Carlos Mezo González explores the role of magazines in the gay liberation movement, describing them as “a space for gay men to find positive representations."
Learn more: https://t.co/HYZTAkodLi
Lessons from past industrial revolutions - powered by steam, electricity and technology - are helping history students navigate today’s AI revolution in a #UofTArtSci course.
Read more: https://t.co/gR8NHRyyco
From the Lebanon-Israel ceasefire to the discovery of a 7.2-million-year-old thigh bone, scholars from across #UofTArtSci are sharing their expertise on a variety of issues in the media.
This week's round-up: https://t.co/kVpQdUXcix
#UofT ranked first in Canada, among top 17 globally across all broad subject fields in QS World University Rankings by Subject 2026 🍁 https://t.co/Q5anG16N8l
Join us Mar 9th, 2-4pm, for Cartography of Hope with Takashi Fujitani, rethinking Du Bois on racial feeling and global histories of race, capitalism, and empire. Hosted with the Asian Institute & CSUS. Register https://t.co/eMojVCmr8X
This month, @history_uoft presented its annual Black History Month lecture featuring Howard W. French, who spoke about Africa’s pivotal role in shaping world history.
Read more: https://t.co/vpnKHONAdT
From state violence to sustainable urban planning, scholars from across #UofTArtSci are sharing their expertise on a variety of issues in the media.
This week's round-up: https://t.co/pkoUcWHxG8
Black History Month is about more than recognition – it’s about education and carrying that learning forward.
Watch #UofT historian (and 3x alum) Dr. Afua Cooper share why Black Canadian history matters. Read more: https://t.co/autpyOCQqU
#BHM2026#UofTalumni#BlackExcellence
In his new book, “Vanilla: The History of an Extraordinary Bean,” Eric Jennings explores one of the world’s most popular flavours and shows why vanilla is anything but boring.
Read more: https://t.co/B41c8Ccpr3
The (Un)Restricted Knowledge Series Event #2 is here! ✨“Borders, Migration, and Belonging in America” with CSUS affiliates Emily Gilbert, Lisa Mar, Russell Kazal, and @Cranford1971
🗓️ Nov 6 | 🕛 12–2PM | 📍 Room 208N, 1 Devonshire Pl, Toronto
🔗Join us! https://t.co/dDhvl0LDaw