Matt Pell and Kai Bryant
Matt Pell and Kai Bryant, who both graduated from UCLA in 2015 with history degrees, are featured in an article by the Daily Bruin about a social media app that […]
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Kelly Lytle-Hernández Featured on UCLA Newsroom about “Million Dollar Hoods” Project
Kelly Lytle-Hernández is featured in an article from UCLA Newsroom about a project she launched called Million Dollar Hoods. You can read the article here: http://newsroom.ucla.edu/stories/new-leader-of-bunche-center-shines-spotlight-on-justice-employment-for-african-americans
Lisl Schoepflin
Congratulations to current graduate student Lisl (Elisabeth) Schoepflin, who has been named to a two year term on the Executive Committee for FEEGI (Forum on European Expansion and Global Interaction), […]
Gary Nash to Give Lecture on New Book at Museum of the American Revolution
University of Pennsylvania has just released Gary Nash’s new book on the forgotten abolitionist, Warner Mifflin. Professor Nash will be giving a lecture abouty his new book at the new […]
UCLA Newsroom Features Column by James Gelvin about Young Men in ISIS
James Gelvin wrote a piece about why young men are drawn to ISIS, featured in UCLA Newsroom but originally appeared in Conversation. Click the link below to read:http://newsroom.ucla.edu/stories/are-islamic-state-recruits-more-street-gang-members-than-zealots
Benjamin Madley Interviewed on KPCC
Benjamin Madley was interviewed on KPCC for a segment titled “How should California reconcile its (very) racist history?”Click the link below to listen:https://www.scpr.org/programs/take-two/2017/08/29/58861/how-should-california-reconcile-its-very-racist-hi/
Benjamin Madley Featured in New York Times Article about Yosemite
Last Sunday’s New York Times article about renaming places in Yosemite features Benjamin Madley and information about the California Genocide from his book, An American Genocide: The United States and the […]
History Professors in Inaugural Class of Luskin Center Innovation Fellows
History professors Toby Higbie and Bin Wong, and history lecturer David Stein were among seven UCLA faculty and students awarded inaugural Luskin Center for History and Policy fellowships for 2017-2018. […]
Stephen Aron Interviewed on AirTalk about History of Columbus Day
Stephen Aron was on Larry Mantle’s KPCC show AirTalk this morning to discuss the history of Christopher Columbus, the history of Columbus Day, and renaming Columbus Day. You can listen to the segment in […]
Joan Waugh Featured in Interview about California during Civil War
In this interview, Joan provides her expertise and insight to explain how California, a state with no Civil War battles, ended up with Confederate graves; the many ways the war […]
