Congratulations to History Professor Neil Kodesh who received a 2024 Distinguished Teaching Award!

This #MosseWednesday , don’t forget to register for Professor Pam Smith’s (Pamela H. Smith; CU History Department) upcoming discussion of her new Mosse-AHA-Prize-winning book, 'From Lived Experience to the Written Word.”

April 1st at 1pm. View details and RSVP here: go.wisc.edu/3ie21p

Join us this Thursday, March 21 at 5:00 - 6:30pm for the annual Doria Dee Johnson Lecture in History & Social Justice. Professor Walter Johnson will present 'On Racial Capitalism (Redux)' in Pyle Center Room 121 and via Zoom (uwmadison.zoom.us/j/95629916725)
history.wisc.edu/event/doria-de…

Talk of note: tomorrow (3/5), Prof. Marina Mogilner (UIC Dept of History) will be giving the 2024 Mosse/Weinstein Center for Jewish Studies Tobias Lecture in Jewish Studies: “Racial Science, Biopolitics, and Modern Russian Jewishness.”

4:00pm @ the Pyle Center. More info here: cjs.wisc.edu/event/tobias20…

This #MosseWednesday , don't forget to RSVP for Jeremy Best' upcoming talk on the history of wargaming: “Shermans and Tigers and T-34s, Oh My! Playing Pretend and Playing WWI!” on 2/1/2024.

Details below. Iowa State History UW-Madison Department of History European Studies at UW-Madison

history.wisc.edu/event/shermans…

We're thrilled to share that The Nonviolence Project led by Mou Banerjee in UW-Madison Department of History , and a team of student-researchers has been featured in the prestigious L&S News of UW–Madison

Congratulations!
ls.wisc.edu/news/the-endur…

an essay as part of the launch of the new version of Mapping Inequality. Glotzer's essay on Baltimore orients people to the broad patterns of real estate and inequality that help make this history of redlining more legible. Learn more at dsl.richmond.edu/panorama/redli…

Congrats to Nils, who was a History and Chinese double major!

Congrats to Chloe Foor for this profile! In addition to her work in History/CS/IS, Chloe is also the amazing and talented student director of our Nonviolence Project.

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This #MosseWednesday we're bringing you the astounding oral history of Gerda Lerner, who taught in UW-Madison Department of History and helped create and expand the field of Women's History. Listen to and read along with her full oral history here: mosseprogram.wisc.edu/2023/02/10/ler…

A new entry in the exhibition '1914: Then Came Armageddon” is live.

Showcasing medals used to commemorate WWI, it features materials donated by friend-of-the-Program Andrew Laurie Stangel and text written by Program Intern Maddy McDonald.

Check it out: exhibits.library.wisc.edu/wwi/medals/

The final #CEASAuthorTalks event of the fall quarter brings UW-Madison Department of History's Viren Murthy to Chicago to examine major Chinese and Japanese pan-Asianists from the early twentieth century to the present; co-sponsored w/Seminary Co-op ; REGISTER: bit.ly/464GZBr

Professor Viren Murthy’s new book, Pan-Asianism and the Legacy of the Chinese Revolution, was just published with UChicagoPress. The book is an intellectual history of pan-Asianist discourse in the twentieth century. press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/book…

Congratulations to Prof. Ashley Brown, who has been awarded the 2023 Letitia Woods Brown Book Prize from the Association of Black Women Historians for her book, Serving Herself: The Life and Times of Althea Gibson. The prize recognizes the best book in Black women’s history.

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Congratulations to graduate student Verenize Arceo, who has received two awards from the Western History Association! Verenize received the 2023 WHA Graduate Student Prize and the 2023 Trennert-Iverson Conference Scholarship. Western History Association