¡Ya está disponible el nuevo artículo de NEP’s Archival Chronicle! Juan David Osorio reflexiona sobre la investigación en archivos desde su experiencia como historiador ciego. Una pieza conmovedora sobre accesibilidad y redes afectivas. Léelo aquí: notevenpast.org/neps-archive-c…

Just published! Grad student Jorge García García reviews" Empire of Poverty: The Moral-Political Economy of the Spanish Empire" by Julie McClure. A thoughtful take on the moral-political economy of the Spanish Empire. Read it here: notevenpast.org/review-of-empi…

Excited to share our latest publication by Enkel Rada! "Muhammad’s Law" in Latin America explores the historiographical legacies of Islam in the early modern Iberian Atlantic. Dive into this fascinating topic and its key works! Read the article here: notevenpast.org/muhammads-law-…

Just published! Learn how Professor Tore Olsson turned Red Dead Redemption II into a history class, using the game to engage students in discussions on America’s turbulent past. Read more: notevenpast.org/why-i-turned-t…

Just published. In a collaborative piece, Lucero Estrella presents student reflections from her Fall 2024 Intro to Ethnic Studies course at Lawrence University. Voices of Lubin, Mittal, Stebleton & Moe explore race, borders & more. Read it here: notevenpast.org/memories-of-wa…

Just published! In Shutong Wang's second book review for Not Even Past, he examines Vladislav Zubok's "Zhivago’s Children: The Last Russian Intelligentsia" (2009). Read this insightful book review here: notevenpast.org/review-of-zhiv…

New book review! @jsmaciasd analysis on "For God and Liberty: Catholicism and Revolution in the Atlantic World, 1780-1861" by Pamela Voekel (2022) here: notevenpast.org/review-of-for-…

"Carceral Apartheid is an excellent contribution to this literature and offers important context for understanding prisons in the twenty-first century." CARCERAL APARTHEID by Dr. Brittany Friedman 🌹 reviewed in Not Even Past 👇 notevenpast.org/review-of-carc…

New book review out now! Read David Castillo's review ok "Utopia of the Uniform: Affective Afterlives of the Yugoslav People's Army" by Tanja Petrović (2024), and learn about affect, archives, and research. Full article here: notevenpast.org/review-of-utop…

New book review out now! Read Sarah Porter's review of "Carceral Apartheid: How Lies and White Supremacists Run Our Prisons" (2025), by Brittany Friedman. Full article here: notevenpast.org/review-of-carc…

We published a compelling review by Benjamin Allison of the Briscoe Center latest exhibition, "History and Fate: The Goodwins and the 1960s". Explore the Goodwins' papers in the context of key moments of the 1960s. Open until July 25, 2025! Read more: notevenpast.org/review-of-hist…

New book review! Nelson M. Pagán Butler reviews Making Never-Never Land by Mónica A. Jiménez (2024), exploring how race & law shape Puerto Rico’s colonial history. Read the full review here: notevenpast.org/review-of-maki…

The I-35 expansion reshaped UT Austin’s landscape, inspiring professor Carlos Blanton to reflect on its role in his research on Mexican-American & Texas history. Read his latest piece on NEP: notevenpast.org/roads-convergi…

In this NEP Archive Chronicles piece, Michaela Feinberg explores the Cahiers William Ponty—early 20th-c. student notebooks—to study dance and performance in Senegal. Read "Unexpected Archives" here: notevenpast.org/neps-archive-c…

Read David Reamer's (David Reamer) beautiful book review of "No Place Like Nome: The Bering Strait Seen Through Its Most Storied City" by Michael Engelhard here: notevenpast.org/review-of-no-p…

Read Daniel Delgado's book review of "Hierarchies at Home: Domestic Service in Cuba from Abolition to Revolution (2022)" by Anasa Hicks here: notevenpast.org/review-of-hier…

In this installment of NEP’s Archive Chronicles, "A Brief Guide Through Some Archives in Gaborone and Serowe, Botswana", Gerardo Manrique de Lara Ruiz presents an overview of the main archives in Botswana. Read this fascinating feature here: notevenpast.org/neps-archive-c…

OUT NOW! Read Sarah Porter’s review of The Hard Work of Hope: A Memoir by Michael Ansara (2025). Discover how decades of student and anti-war activism shaped both a movement and a life. notevenpast.org/review-of-the-…

In the 1930s, Black CCC workers built Palo Duro Canyon State Park. They protested segregation, even staged a strike—yet their story was erased. aidan uncovers this hidden history. Out now: notevenpast.org/constructing-a…

✨ Witches, healing, and Nahua magic in sixteenth-century Mexico✨ Chloe Foor reviews Martin Nesvig’s The Women Who Threw Corn (2025). Read her full review here: notevenpast.org/review-of-the-…