On Tuesday Dr. Carol Symes will deliver the Costello Lecture at Manhattan College.

In Fall 2022 Dr. Lydia Crafts will teach History 385: Modern America, 1930 to the Present Manhattan University.

Dr. Nefertiti Takla will teach History 394: Diplomatic History of the Ottoman Empire Manhattan University in Fall 2022.

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Dr. Sean Griffin will be presenting “The Root and the Branch: Working-Class Reform and Antislavery, 1790-1860” on April 20 at noon in Miguel 201.

Dr. Jennifer Edwards will teach History 304: Europe in the Middle Ages Manhattan University in Fall 2022. @ProfJenEdwards Photo credit: Rievaulx Abbey, from English Heritage

Wonderful news about the Digital Humanities work Adam Arenson @[email protected] and Maeve Adams are engaged in!

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A discount code for Daily Life of Women in Chaucer’s England, a new book by Manhattan University’s @ProfJenEdwards

This summer @ProfJenEdwards will offer History 217: World History to 1600 as an online, asynchronous course at Manhattan University in Summer 1.

Congratulations to History major Eunice Nazar for winning the Gunn Medal, in addition to several other medals Manhattan University!

Charles is a co-winner of the McGoldrick medal in History and a 2021 Branigan scholar. Congratulations Charles!

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Right now Manhattan University Open House, come learn about the History Department!

Join the Manhattan University School of Liberal Arts for a celebration of alumni and retired faculty, and connect with fellow SoLA Jaspers, Saturday, 5/6/2023. connect.manhattan.edu/Sola23

We are excited for Dr. Lydia Crafts’ new course Manhattan University this fall: History 368: Formation of U.S. Public Health! Given our recent global pandemic experience this topic engages everyone. It also comes at the perfect time to support the new School of Health Professions.