Check out MSU History Club club's History Behind the Headlines event! Three history professors will provide background and context on issues currently in the news.

Reminder: This is tomorrow night! This event is open to the public, so tell your friends and fellow students (and don’t leave out the part about the free pizza)! This event is a really good way to stay informed about what’s going on in the world. We hope to see you there!

Interested in becoming a PhD student at MSU? Our application deadline is December 1! Additional information can be found at history.msu.edu/apply/

Hey everyone, we’re going to be meeting in our regular spot tomorrow, 117 Berkey, at 6:00pm for a movie night. We hope to see you there, and thanks to all who came out to the event yesterday!

Hey everyone! Reminder: We’ll be having a study table meet-up in the Union basement study area tonight at 6:00pm! With finals fast approaching, this is a good opportunity to have one last get-together with the club while also getting some studying done. Hope to see you there!

Our first meeting of the semester is tomorrow at 6pm 117 Berkey Hall!! 🎉Come hangout and play some trivia with us!

Consider attending this event featuring THREE History faculty members!

Hope to see you there!

MSU History Club FYI: I just interviewed with Dr. Emily Roberts | Personal Finance for PhDs about negotiating grad school packages. Perhaps it can be of some use.

My conversation with John Vsetecka is full of great advice for prospective #PhD students. As you prepare for #gradschool interviews, be confident and don’t be afraid to negotiate your financial offer. pfforphds.com/negotiating-ph…

Thursday, Feb 21 print out and bring this flyer to Blaze Pizza and the MSU History Club Undergradaute History Club!

In honor of Women's History Month four films will be presented which shine a light on women in Africa and the African Diaspora.

Come listen to History Prof Helen Veit give a talk on how Crisco success lead to consumers' ignorance, how we put faith in trusted brands and government oversight. #MSUSocialScience MSU Social Science

Dr. Kerry Wallach will lead a discussion of her book Passing Illusions, which examins constructions of German-Jewish visibility in 1920s and early 1930s.

Reminder that the special edition of our History Behind the Headlines event is this Thursday! This event is open to the public, so bring your friends!

Reminder: our last meeting of the semester is tonight at 6:00pm in 117 Berkey hall, and it’s movie night! Come on down to watch a movie, pick up your t-shirts, and enjoy some free pizza! This event is open to the public, so feel free to bring your friends 🍕🎉

Thank you to our wonderful speakers from History Department for presenting at the History Behind the Headlines event last night. It was one of the most interesting ones that we've ever had. We learned about Ukraine, the Yellow Vests Movement, and misinformation in media.

Our last event of the semester was last night. But don't worry we have some really great ones planned for next semester! Keep on our twitter for more information coming soon!