“The environmental impact of ships extends beyond their time at sea,” writes vanessa ogle. Vessels sold to scrapyards “arrive still carrying a variety of poisonous materials, including asbestos, toxic chemicals, and residual fuel.” go.nybooks.com/3xzm1zj

A conference @ Yale honoring the career and accomplishments of Stuart Schwartz, historian of Brazil, Portugal, Spain, everywhere.

💻WEBINAR

Join us for the simulcast of: History, Economics, and Policy: The Importance of Doing History Forward
🗓️ Friday April 26, 4:30-5:30 PM ET
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The first session of a conference inspired by the career of Naomi Lamoreaux.
Read the EGC Q&A:
egc.yale.edu/naomi-lamoreau…

In Memoriam: Beatrice (Betsy) Bartlett
news.yale.edu/2024/04/15/bar…

On Tuesday, April 16, ISS will continue its colloquium series with @Yale_history PhD candidate Dante G.V. LaRiccia, who will present his article “Oil, Empire, and Anti-Colonial Environmentalism: A Tale of Two Superports.”

jackson.yale.edu/jackson-events…

Enjoying the eclipse — at Yale.

📅 April 8, 2024
📍 Cross Campus

Check out additional photos and videos from Monday's campus eclipse-viewing events: bit.ly/4cN9TuC #Yale #Eclipse #NewHaven

More on the historians' brief filed with the Supreme Court regarding presidential immunity --

theguardian.com/us-news/2024/a…

'Shipping's Shadow World' by Vanessa Ogle
nybooks.com/online/2024/04…

Pleased to be hosting our next “Food for Thought” speaker this semester, Malina Buturovic, for lunch on Wednesday, April 3 @ 12:30 pm in HQ 121. Buturovic will share some of her recent work on ancient Greek theories of the body and medical discourse

Don’t miss Rob Nixon, who comes to Whitney Humanities Center this week for a series of three public events on ecology and equity in this year’s Tanner Lectures. Starting Wednesday @ 4:30 pm in HQ L02.
whc.yale.edu/program/tanner…

In Kyiv, we discuss philosophy, poetry and air raid siren protocol, write Amelia Glaser and Marci Shore.

Read more here: edition.cnn.com/2024/03/28/opi…

For the next event in our ISS Book Series, we welcome Avita Akiboh of Yale History to discuss her new book, 'Imperial Material: National Symbols in the US Colonial Empire.' The event will be held Wednesday, March 27, at 5pm.

More: jackson.yale.edu/jackson-events…

TOMORROW, March 26 | 12:00 PM | Luce Hall 203

Please join us for a South Asia Colloquium talk tomorrow titled, 'Khushhal Khan Khattak, the Poetic Imagination, and the Politics of Materiality', led by Dr. James Caron from SOAS University of London. We hope to see you there!

Delighted to welcome back Dr. Amy Kohout this afternoon to discuss her new book, “Taking the Field,” which traces the intersections of nature and empire in the American West and the Philippines Today in @ HQ 136, 4 pm.

ATTENTION Yale faculty and graduate students: ISPS is now accepting applications for help funding social science research projects and organizing conferences. bit.ly/49KKzmw

Passport photo services are available to Yale students, staff, or faculty. Scan the QR code or click the link to schedule your appointment today. bit.ly/3IhAfqx #YalePublicSafety

Thrilled to see Husna Bais story and her persistence, like hundreds and thousands of her fellow citizens retold

wdet.org/2024/02/12/red…

news.yale.edu/2024/02/12/fou…

FEB 15 at 4PM: Book Talk: Alvita Akiboh “Imperial Material: National Symbols in the US Colonial Empire”
history.yale.edu/event/book-tal…