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History students have many opportunities to engage in their own intensive research and writing, and to participate actively in a growing community of scholars. Learn more »
Our faculty’s diverse research interests span the globe, shedding light on intellectual, social, environmental, political, and technological histories from the ancient past to the modern period.
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The Department invites respected historians from around the world to speak to the Community. We are fortunate to host an endowed Golz Lecture, Bernstein Faculty Seminar, and Kemp Symposium on an annual and biannual basis. Learn more »
The major and minor in History provide students not simply with a "useable past," but also with the skills to cope with an ever-changing world. The value of a degree in history is evident in the wide range of occupations our graduates have pursued. Learn more »

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