We are thrilled to share more details about our forthcoming magazine! We are looking for written and visual submissions as well as several new members to join our dedicated team! See the attached posters below for more information! (DM us for plain text versions of the posters)

The Doing History in Public team is thrilled to announce our brand new Magazine, aptly titled Doing History in Public: The Magazine

Up now on the blog! Dr Stephanie Brown discusses bringing 'Courtroom to Classroom: Teaching with Old Bailey Online' doinghistoryinpublic.org?p=10032

In case you're after a bit of light Sunday reading, check out our newest post on the blog from Joseph Opp on The Declaration of Independence and the American Constitutional Conversation, 1776-1861 Read more using the link below 👇👇👇 doinghistoryinpublic.org?p=10009

In case yesterday's post wasn't enough, you can also check out last week's contribution to the blog! @YuetongLi_Doris writes about Friedrich Dahlmann: Germany’s Most Popular Historian before 1850 Learn more using the link below 👇👇👇👇 doinghistoryinpublic.org/2025/05/22/f...

In case you missed it, our editor-in-chief @davidmartin8293.bsky.social has a new post up on the blog on 'Oddments of Imperium: St. Mark’s of Bangalore' Read all about it using the link below: doinghistoryinpublic.org/2025/05/29/o...

2024 marked the ten-year anniversary of the first published post on the Doing History in Public blog, making this year the start of DHP’s second decade of life!

It's Thursday, which means a new post on the blog! Today, editor-in-chief David Martin ( @davidmartin8293.bsky.social ) shares his new post 'He Stoops to Globalise, or How a Church brought a World together' Access David's article using the link below 👇 doinghistoryinpublic.org?p=9436

Be sure to check out our final Historian Highlight of term! This week, João Moreira da Silva talks about his research on the Portuguese Empire and its colonial legacies. Read more on the blog using the link below 👇👇👇 doinghistoryinpublic.org/2025/03/10/h...

This week, our editor in chief David Martin @davidmartin8293.bsky.social writes about the Andrean Postcolonial You can read all about it using the link below!  doinghistoryinpublic.org?p=9418

In case you missed it, we had two fabulous posts go live on the blog this week! On Monday, we had a new Historian Highlight featuring 2nd-year PhD Student @emmaolson5.bsky.social , who talked all things soundscapes, religious violence, and medieval history! Image

This week, Andreas Nabil Younan documents ‘the Golden Age of Oppositional Politics in 1970s Egypt’ Read all about it on the blog using the link below 👇 doinghistoryinpublic.org/2025/02/20/l...

We are thrilled to be opening up submissions for blog posts for Easter Term! Get in touch if you have any questions!

In case you missed it, yesterday’s blog post was the last of our three collaborative posts with the Global History Lab and Elvira Tamus discussing ‘How Imperialism and Colonialism Affect Student Politics’ Read more on the blog: doinghistoryinpublic.org?p=9382

This week, in our second collaborative post with the Global History Lab Elvira Tamus and her students discuss ‘Student Protests Around the World’! You can read more on the blog using the link below 👇 doinghistoryinpublic.org?p=9367

This week kicks off a special series of blog posts on the Global History Lab, the first in three written by groups of international undergraduates, facilitated by Elvira Tamus. Students this week comment on ‘Echoes of communism: A cross-cultural reflection’

Our first Historian Highlight of term is out now! PhD student Molly Groarke about her research on the British Empire in the nineteenth century, with a particular focus on the Aclands family of Killerton. Read all about it on the blog using the link below! doinghistoryinpublic.org/2025/01/27/m...

Thank you, @historyinpublic.bsky.social, for publishing (a shorter version of) my lecture for the symposium ‘Sounding the Spaces of Historical Experience: Remapping the Cinema of the Holocaust’ at @llc-rhul.bsky.social @royalholloway.bsky.social last year: doinghistoryinpublic.org/2025/01/23/i....

We're kicking off the new term with a bang! Be sure to read this week's fabulous post from Sietske van der Veen 'Imagining Jewish Topographies in Occupied City' Read more on the blog using the link below! doinghistoryinpublic.org/2025/01/23/i...

In case you missed the latest discoveries of a private bathhouse and occupants of a house in #Pompeii www.bbc.com/news/article...

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