Very excited to host James Loeffler for this year's annual Ruderman Lecture. Come attend in person! Ruderman Family Foundation Northeastern CSSH Department of History at Northeastern University Northeastern University Jewish Studies

✨Student Highlight!✨ 3rd year PhD student Victoria Dey, CCDI Junior Fellow & HGSA President, in the Library of Congress. Read about her project, “Guide for Institutional Work With Underrepresented Community Members/Partners.” Congratulations Victoria! blogs.loc.gov/ofthepeople/20…

Looking forward to hosting James Loeffler tonight for our annual Ruderman lecture. 5:30 PM at the Alumni Center, "A Pogrom in Chicago: Antisemitism and the Limits of Liberalism in Postwar America." Northeastern CSSH Department of History at Northeastern University Northeastern University Humanities Center

50 Years of African American Studies to Build a Better World, featuring Dr. Keisha Blain, is happening TODAY at 3pm! We are so excited for this event and we hope to see you there!

Stay up to date on the latest additions to our spring 2024 curriculum! Learn about these courses and more on our website. Details below: cssh.northeastern.edu/history/spring…

Join us for the last Works in Progress event of the semester! Dr. Prasannan Parthasarathi, Professor and Chair of the Department of History at Boston College, presents on Tuesday, November 14th in 909 RP at 3:30pm. Details are below. We hope to see you there!

Our very own Dr. Kabria Baumgartner @ksbaumg featured in Northeastern Global News Northeastern Global News:

On Dec. 8, get ready for a conference on Comparative Colonialism & Decolonization, convened by Dr. Kris Manjapra & featuring renowned international scholars, who will discuss different approaches to the historical study of colonialism. Register here: eventbrite.com/e/comparative-…

Your reminder that next week is the Global & World History conference on Comparative Colonialism & Decolonization. Details below!

New Hampshire isn't typically seen as a hub for Black culture, but the Black Heritage Trail is changing that perception. Department of History at Northeastern University & Northeastern Africana Studies Program Prof. @ksbaumg recently discussed its significance with GBH. wgbh.org/news/local/202…

Our very own Dr. Kabria Baumgartner (@ksbaumg) featured on GBH

Join us on Monday to hear from a few of our Humanities Center Fellows! They will be discussing their current works-in-progress. The links to register are below!

Professor of History Victoria Cain featured in TIME MADE BY HISTORY:

Our programming For Northeastern University Holocaust and Genocide Awareness Week begins tonight. Please join us for three important events. Northeastern CSSH Northeastern University Humanities Center Department of History at Northeastern University NU Journalism Northeastern Global News

Thank you to Prof. Gregg Brazinsky 裴斗虎 and the NU community for the final "Rethinking Korea" event! We are grateful for his informative lecture on the surprising origins of the Sino-North Korean relationship. We plan to continue the speakers series next year. Stay tuned for more events!

It's publication day for Sovereignty and Religious Freedom: A Jewish History. You may disagree with its arguments, but I promise you haven't read anything like it before! yalebooks.yale.edu/book/978030024… Yale University Press Heather Gold Northeastern CSSH Northeastern University Jewish Studies Northeastern University Jewish Studies

Congratulations to our very own Dr. Rabinovitch on his new book! Details below.

Fantastic Dialogue to Spain and Morocco running again Summer 1 2025! NU English 📖 Department of History at Northeastern University Northeastern CSSH Northeastern GEO

#DryJanuary and the sober curious movement have “not only impacted peoples’ lives but changed the very fabric of the alcohol industry itself” comments Department of History at Northeastern University’s Malcolm F. Purinton, as companies embrace non-alcoholic options to stay relevant. news.northeastern.edu/2024/12/31/dry…

Our own World History PhD student Claire Lavarreda recently received a BIPOC Research Grant from SHARP, the Society for the History of Authorship, Reading, and Publishing. Congratulations Claire! See below for more details on Claire’s work: cssh.northeastern.edu/history/world-…