The City College of New York, CUNY, invites submissions for its Second Critical Perspectives on Human Rights Conference: POWER

The Journal of the History of Ideas and the JHI Blog Editors invite graduate students from all institutions, disciplines, and

The American Council of Learned Societies will offer a virtual presentation for PhDs and graduate students to learn about teaching

The North American Taiwan Studies Association (NATSA) is a nonprofit organization that aims to facilitate scholarly exchange and publication among researchers

Registration and housing reservations are open for the American Historical Association’s 2022 annual meeting in New Orleans! Be a part

  The Susman Conference Steering Committee at the Department of History, Rutgers University-New Brunswick, is seeking submissions for the 44th

The James A. Barnes Club, Temple University’s graduate student history organization, is pleased to announce the 27th Annual Barnes Club

On Thursday afternoon, November 18, at 4:30 Eastern, Professors Mark Goldie and Vicki Hsueh, moderated by seminar director David Armitage, discuss John Locke, political thought, and empire.

Join Baruch College’s Marxe Career Services for an information with the U.S. Department of State and meet the Diplomat-in-Residence for

Satadru Sen Memorial Lectures, usually held on Mahatma Gandhi’s birthday as part of commemorations for the day, are an annual

The ICH seminar is produced twice per year and designed for graduate students, junior faculty, and other educators, in history,

Intellectual Publics presents: Reckoning With Slavery: A Conversation with Jennifer L. Morgan and Marisa J. Fuentes September 27th at 6:30

Attached below is the full schedule of the NYC History of Science Lecture Series:

Attached below is the full series of the NYC History of Science Workshops that is typically hosted at NYU: Prof.

From the PSC: Calling all new Graduate Workers! New York State law mandates that all public sector employees are entitled

The ICH seminar is produced twice per year and designed for graduate students, junior faculty, and other educators, in history,

Please join us for a Washington History Seminar Panel with Louis Menand on The Free World: Art and Thought in

NYU’s Institute for Public Knowledge and The Gotham Center for New York City History invites you to a book talk

The 16th-early 18th centuries witnessed a remarkable flourishing of piracy and other maritime outlaw activity across much of the globe. While not

Learn key tips to unlock funding for your scholarship, creative works, or programs by telling the right story every time.

Join the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History in celebrating the 2021 winner of the Gilder Lehrman Lincoln Prize, David

The police treatment of racial and religious minorities has long been a pressing question in European history, just as it

Our Age has sometimes been characterized as “The Age of Resentment.”  This talk will discuss the varieties of political resentment that

This three-day conference, co-sponsored by the ANS and the Ph.D. Program in History at the Graduate Center, CUNY, will feature

The History Department of the College of Staten Island CUNY Spring 2021 History Lecture Series​ presents: Pandemics and Catastrophe: The Justinianic Plague