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Congrats to CMU History doctoral student Matthew Turetsky (Advisor, John Soluri) on winning a 2024-2025 The Fulbright Program fellowship for his dissertation research on #Quinoa #EnvironmentalHistory #LatinAmericanHistory Carnegie Mellon University Dietrich College #Twitterstorians

New on UNC Press Presents podcast via New Books Network (@newbooksnetwork.bsky.social), host Miranda Melcher speaks to CREATURES OF FASHION: Animals, Global Markets, and the Transformation of Patagonia author John Soluri CMU History. Stream or listen via Apple Podcasts Spotify Podcasts 🎙🎧newbooksnetwork.com/category/up-pa…

We celebrate the recent publications by PhD students Arko Dasgupta and Stacey Akines. Arko's article appears in the India International Centre Quarterly. Stacey's article Pennsylvania History, "African Americans and the Urban Landscape" is linked below: scholarlypublishingcollective.org/psup/pa-histor…

Join us this Wednesday for the upcoming event 'Doing Transnational Justice: Lessons from Incarceration Nations Network'. Co-sponsored by CMU History, Dietrich Deans, & CMU PEP. 9/18 at 4:30 - 6:00PM, Posner 234 The Johnstone Room

Join us this Friday for Edda-Fields Black's Book Symposium :: COMBEE: Harriet Tuhman, the Combahee River Raid, and Black Freedom during the Civil War. Friday 9/20 at 4:30 - 6:00PM, Baker Hall Room A53 Steinberg Auditorium

As part of the University Lecture Series co-sponsored by the History Department, we are pleased to welcome Shellen Xiao Wu to give a talk titled "The Search for New Frontiers and the Making of Modern China." Please join us this Wednesday.

Many of CMU History's faculty and PhD students will be presenting at the 109th Annual ASALH Conference currently happening in Pittsburgh until 9/29. Congratulations to these individuals and we encourage all to attend. More details here: asalh.org/conference/

History Professor Aidan Beatty's new book receives recent praise and review in the Irish Times. Check out the article below:

Please join us on Friday, October 25th from 4PM-6PM for Professor John Soluri's Book Symposium. This symposium will celebrate Soluri's new book Creatures of Fashion. See details below, refreshments will be provided.

On Friday Oct. 25th from 12:15-1PM, the History Dept. will host speaker Anika Walke for her lecture From the Ghetto to the Forest: Surviving the Holocaust in Belarus. This lecture will be in Posner Grand Room 340, Posner Hall on CMU's campus. All are welcome to attend.

The History Department has two important events this Friday the 25th. First is Anika Walke's Lecture at 12:15PM. Then later at 4PM, John Soluri's Book Symposium for Creatures of Fashion. Details are attached below, all are welcome to attend.

Please join us on Friday 11/22 for the CAUSE hosted event: 2024 Presidential Election and the Future of Black America and the Nation with guest speaker Davarian L. Baldwin. Held on Carnegie Mellon's campus, the talk will take place in Baker Hall A53 from 4:30-7PM.

Brighten a student’s path with your generosity. Your contribution can spark new opportunities and illuminate the future this #GivingCMUDay on 12/3: givecampus.com/cfatwk

A reminder that today is Giving Tuesday! If you would like to donate to the CMU History Department, please use the link below: givecampus.com/schools/Carneg…

History Professor Joe William Trotter, Jr. was recently interviewed by the University of California Press for his new book Building the Black City. Join us in congratulating his accomplishment and read the full interview below: ucpress.edu/blog-posts/q-a…

Please join us for this year's Annual Margaret Morrison Distinguished Lecture in Women's History || Predatory Data: Eugenics in Big Tech & Feminist Solidarities for an Independent Future. Anita Say Chan discusses her new book Predatory Data on 3/19 at 5PM.

CMU History Professor Dr. Edda L. Fields-Black is the 2025 Pulitzer Prize Winner in History for her book Combee: Harriet Tubman, the Combahee River Raid, and Black Freedom During the Civil War. Congratulations! pulitzer.org/winners/22695

Congratulations graduates! 🎓🎉 And an extra congratulations to the 2025 History Award winners: Alex Tabor, Mira Ireland, Kate Russo, Simone Rothstein and Zoe Schneider All photos from this year’s ceremony are on our website. Visit CMU History’s homepage to check them out!

The Annual Kedia-Tayur Lecture in South Asian American History's 2025 was Neilesh Bose. Check out our youtube channel to see the full lecture hosted by CMU History. youtu.be/nIOakk8iBWg?fe…