This year’s faculty research awards went to faculty in UO College of Design, University of Oregon College of Education, UO College of Arts and Sciences, University of Oregon PPPM, & UO History Department. The annual faculty research awards support scholarship, creative projects, and research from all disciplinary backgrounds #AWARD research.uoregon.edu/about/announce…

Congratulations to Annelise Heinz on winning the Franklin Grant from the Am Phil Society. The grant will support Annelise’s  research ventures in Los Angeles and the Bay Area for her project, “Collective: How Lesbian Feminists Reimagined Society.”

Congratulations to Carlos Aguirre on winning The OVPRI Award (University of Oregon). The funding supported Carlos’ recent research trip to the Cuban archives in Havana for his project, "Latin American Intellectuals and the Cuban Revolution, 1959-1975."

Another congratulations to Arafaat A Valiani!

Congratulations soon-to-be alumnus Victor on a wonderful opportunity to collaborate with Oregon Historical Society on developing Mexican history curricula!

Welcome History Ducks! Join us for the Undergraduate Get-Together! Stop by for free food & refreshments, a chance to meet others in the History community, and to hear about other events to come. Open to all HIST undergrads & faculty Tues, Oct. 1st from 4-6pm at MCK Hall Courtyard

Alongside the Lane County Historical Society, we are hosting a History Pub Lecture Series! Assoc. Prof. Melissa Graboyes will start the event on Oct. 14 ,7pm @ Whirled Pies Downtown. Join for stories, food, & a chat! Free & open to all. More info: socialsciences.uoregon.edu/history/depart… 🌎🍕

Stop by for a free cup of coffee, pastries, & conversation with the History department community!☕🍂 Coffee Hour will be held every Tues, starting Oct. 8th, for the fall term from 10-11am in MCK Hall 335. We are excited to keep the tradition going & to see you all there!

Join us & Jennifer Frost, Assoc. Prof. of History at the University of Auckland, New Zealand, for a talk on “Why Can Americans Vote at 18? The Movement Behind the 26th Amendment.” The talk will be held @ MCK Hall 375 on Tues, Oct 29 from 3:30-5pm. Free & open to all!

We’d like to give a warm welcome to Lauren Goss, a UO HIST Alum, who is now UO’s new sports archivist! Goss talks about her passion for Sports History & says, “It’s really important to document and make sure that these stories and experiences aren’t lost" Link in bio!

We would like to welcome Assistant Professor Naomi Sussman to UO’s Department of History! A Yale PhD, Dr. Sussman provides expertise on Indigenous histories of California and Indigenous migrations from Mexico and Central America to the United States. Link in bio to read more.

Explore the importance of place in the relationship between a university & its location with UO HIST Prof Vera Keller. In KLCC’s Oregon Grapevine, Keller discusses “Intellectual Terroir and Studying History" Link in bio!

Don't forget to stop by for coffee & pastries with the history department Tuesday morning!☕🍂 Coffee Hour is held every Tues. during fall term from 10-11 am in MCK Hall 335. We hope you are enjoying the chats with the history community, and we are excited to see you again soon!

Congratulations to Professor Vera Keller on receiving the Leo Gershoy Award from the American Historical Association for her latest book, “The Interlopers: Early Stuart Projects and the Undisciplining of Knowledge.”

Reminder that Jennifer Frost, Assoc. Prof. of History at the University of Auckland, New Zealand, will be talking about “Why Can Americans Vote at 18? The Movement Behind the 26th Amendment"! The talk will be held @ MCK 375 on Tues, Oct 29, 3:30-5pm. Free & open to all!

Calling all history students! Join us for “Witches Brew” with Scream & Sugar this Tues, Oct. 29 @ 10am in McKenzie 335! Free coffee, pastries, & convos with the HIST community☕🎃 Coffee Hour will be held every Tues. for the remainder of fall term from 10-11 am in MCK Hall 335.

Join us for a panel discussion on “More than 2024: Historians Pick the Craziest and Most Consequential US Elections” with many of our history department faculty! The discussion will take place on Mon, Nov. 4 at 5pm in MCK 375.  Free & open to all! Cosponsored by Phi Alpha Theta

Join the Department of History and Professor Melissa Graboyes for a talk on “Reconsidering Rebound Malaria: Zanzibari Voices on Acquired Immunity, Risk, and History.” The talk will be held in McKenzie Hall 375 on Tuesday, November 19th from 3:30-5:00pm! Free and open to all!

Stop by for the 2nd pub lecture with Connor Mills' “Halt! Tomare! Halt!”: The Nature of Officially Sanctioned Violence in Japan under US Occupation. We hope you can join us on Mon, Nov. 11th, 7pm @ Whirled Pies Downtown! More info about the lecture series in our bio! 🍕📖

TODAY! Join the History Dept for “More than 2024: Historians Pick the Craziest and Most Consequential US Elections.” Nov 4th, 5 pm, McKenzie 375. Free, open to all! 🗳️ Light refreshments will be served. Cosponsored by Phi Alpha Theta.