The Sociology of Empire: German and Habsburg Theories of Multinational Statehood, 1848-1914 Speaker: Thomas Prendergast (Graduate Student, Duke, Department of History) Over the past twenty years, historians have dramatically reevaluated the Habsburg Monarchy. Whereas scholars once characterized the Monarchy as … Read more
Join us for the first TEAHS event of the fall. On Friday, October 22, 2021, Laurel Daen (U. of Notre Dame), will present her paper "Legal Disability and Civic Membership in Late Colonial America." The event will take place on … Read more
Join us for the second TEAHS event of the Fall. On Friday, November 5, 2021, Patricia Dawson (UNC) will present her paper, "'While My Heart is Straight: Changing Visions of Cherokee Sartorial Identity, 1794-1838." The event will take place on … Read more
On Friday, November 12 from 3:30-5, Dr. Blair LM Kelly, Associate Professor of History at North Carolina State University, will present her paper "Sarah At Home, Working on Own Account" on Zoom. To receive the pre-circulated paper and Zoom link, … Read more
Join us for our last TEAHS event of the Fall. On Friday, November 19, 2021, Megan Lindsay Cherry (NCSU) will present, 'Shooting the Sh*t about Androboros: British North America's First Play." The event will take place on Zoom. Please email … Read more
Join the DHL Working Group on Tuesday, August 30 at 5 PM for our first meeting of the semester. Open to historians of all digital skill backgrounds, the DHL Working Group is a space to discuss and workshop digital pedagogical and … Read more
Dr. Calvin Ryan Cheung-Miaw will present a chapter entitled “What are Korean ‘Mom and Pop’ Store Owners’: Race and Solidarity after Korean-Black Conflict” from a manuscript-in-progress for discussion by the group. In-Person event (John Hope Franklin Humanities Institute). To RSVP … Read more
The Krasno Global Event Series is hosting it's next "AMBASSADORS FORUM" - on October 6, 2022, at 2.00pm EST as a Zoom talk. This will be a conversation with the US Ambassador to the Republic of Moldova, KENT D. LOGSDON. … Read more
As part of the 2022 Campus Weeks: Germany on Campus, join us for a film screening and discussion of the 2022 German film, The Conference! Originally entitled Die Wannseekonferenz, the film depicts the notorious January 1942 meeting of Nazi leaders at … Read more
Virtual Event Discussion of Dr. Jane Berger's book A New Working Class: The Legacies of Public-Sector Employment in the Civil Rights Movement, which won the 2022 Montgomery Award. To RSVP or receive pre-circulated papers, please email: carolinatrianglelaborseminar@gmail.com.
