US History PhD candidate @UofMaryland seeking black market Scalosian water | Researching gender & migration during WWI |
Mellon Foundation Fellow @NYHistory
Now on view at the New York Historical, “Revolutionary Women” spotlights figures with connections to the state, including a Jewish chocolatier, a Mohawk leader and a woman who disguised herself as a man to enlist in the Continental Army. https://t.co/eIKWnc85FR
New: Even after California teacher Jason Agan was fired for sexual harassment and deemed “unfit to teach,” the finding was never made public. Amid a lack of oversight, nothing stopped him from getting hired by a second school, then a third. https://t.co/kAn3OZSZjf
‘FROM’ Season 4 debuts with 100% on Rotten Tomatoes.
It is one of the highest rated TV shows of this decade, with each season now over 90% on Rotten Tomatoes.
The secretary of Miami-Dade County’s GOP started a group chat for conservative students
Within 3 weeks, it was filled with over 400 instances of the N-word, Nazi rhetoric and writings of "dozens of ways of violently killing Black people" https://t.co/ZZhPSI7RDE
My perfect day?
Bookend keynotes with Jennifer Morgan & Karin Wulf and with Irin Carmon & Martha S. Jones at @NYHistory
https://t.co/kXJqg2HrkM
#WikiconferenceNA 2025 is less than a week away! There's a jam-packed schedule this year... in NYC! Here's a thread of just some of the stops on this year's Culture Crawl!
Now open! The New York Sari traces the rich history of the South Asian diaspora and its connection to global trade, indigenous craft tradition, and cultural exchange. https://t.co/JcILu9Zl5L
Calling all emerging scholars in American women's and gender history: applications for the 2025-26 cohort of the Center for Women's History Early Career Workshop (ECW) are now open!
Apply by September 1. Learn more about the program and requiements at https://t.co/I9W5zixpwy
Grads in the News: Congratulations to Lauren Cain (Ph.D. Candidate), she was awarded the 2025-2026 Mellon Foundation Predoctoral Award in Women’s History from The New York Historical (@NYHistory).
#DavisFire Quick Facts from @HumboldtToiyabe for the morning of September 14, 2024
5824 Acres
76% contained
710 personnel
As firefighting crews have worked tirelessly to obtain 76% containment on the Davis Fire, our community has rallied together to support those affected. The Washoe County Sheriff's Office urges members of our community to remain vigilant against scammers looking to exploit others during crisis situations. Fraudsters may create fake fundraising campaigns, such as GoFundMe pages, to take advantage of your generosity.
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By staying alert, you can help to ensure that your support reaches those who truly need it. Thank you for helping keep our community safe and strong, Washoe!
⚠️Evacuations ordered for st. James Village, Galena Forest. Montreux, Arrowcreek, Washoe City. Check social media and https://t.co/NLF7Zt1otK for more information.... https://t.co/sWKBJrBjfh
Another day, another tense wait to find out if my family’s house is burning down. My mom sent this from the Mt. Rose Highway after they evacuated from the Davis Fire
New York City libraries are facing a $58.3 million budget cut that could force most branches to reduce service to just five days a week. On the Day of Action for Libraries, tell @NYCMayor & @NYCCouncil: #NoCutsToLibraries https://t.co/o7Vp3aN7Ee