Welcome to Florencia Bertinotti, one of our new Ph.D. students in the Rutgers History Department. #rutgers

Meet Leah Long, one of our newest students in the Rutgers History Ph.D. program. #Rutgers

Let's welcome Andrew Mathis to the PhD program in History at Rutgers University. #rutgers

As always, the most fun to be had in Van Dyck Hall happens at the undergraduate History Club meetings on Monday night. All Rutgers students interested in history are welcome at the Monday evening club meetings. Sea Shanties on Monday, September 22, 2025. #rutgers

Enjoy meeting Koda Drake, one of our newest doctoral students in the Rutgers History Department. #Rutgers

Enjoy meeting Ben Jacob, one of the new cohort of doctoral students in the Rutgers History Department. #Rutgers

Welcome to Morgan Goode, one of our newest History Ph.D. students.#Rutgers

Welcome to Ian Scott, one of our newest History Ph.D. students! #Rutgers

Dr. Samantha Kelly has been awarded the Albert C. Outler Prize by the American Society of Church History for Translating Faith: Ethiopian Pilgrims in Renaissance Rome (2024). This prize honors the best book that illumines the diversity of global Christianity. www.hup.harvard.edu/books/978067...

The Rutgers History Department welcomes our newest Ph.D. students.

Don't miss Kristin O'Brassill-Kulfan's analysis of Trump's war on "vagrancy" in her recent article in Time magazine. #Rutgers time.com/7315567/vagr...

my brilliant colleague Kristin O'Brassill-Kulfan (@ruhistorydept.bsky.social) on the notable use of "vagrant," a throwback language of criminalization, by this administration in its assaults on communities. time.com/7315567/vagr...

Meet our newest History Ph.D. students. #Rutgers

Best wishes to RU History prof Nancy Sinkoff and the lucky Rutgers students she is traveling with to Poland this September 2025. Professor Sinkoff's educational trips to Poland are legendary. Learn about them here: tours.taubecenter.org/tour/polandt... #Rutgers

Are you ready to study history? Are you willing? Welcome to the first day of the Fall 2025 semester. #Rutgers

Countdown: One day to the start of the Fall 2025 semester at Rutgers. Time to put on your "history hat"! (And Happy Labor Day from the Rutgers History Department.) #rutgers

How thrilling to open the New York Times "Design" section on this beautiful Labor Day weekend to see an article on our colleague James Delbourgo's newest book, A Noble Madness: The Dark Side of Collecting from Antiquity to Now. # Rutgers www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/798395...

There are many ways to answer the question "Why study history?" It is useful to hear what Eric Foner had to say way back in 2002. #Rutgers

The start of the fall semester is a good time to remind ourselves why we do what we do -- teach and study history. Here is some inspiration from the great historian Natalie Zemon Davis. #rutgers

Enjoy this interview with Rutgers History PhD Judge Glock (now Director of Research at the Manhattan Institute) on reforming government hiring practices and HR. #Rutgers www.statecraft.pub/p/how-to-fix...

Congratulations to Rutgers History professor Leah DeVun for receiving a New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA) grant as part of the NYFA Artist Fellowship program in recognition of her inspiring photography. #Rutgers www.nyfa.org/uncategorize...

Discover the real history behind the new show "Chief of War" with Jason Momoa in Professor Matt Matsuda's fall 2025 Rutgers course, "Asia and Pacific Histories". #rutgers

Exciting new scholarship! Kendra Boyd (Rutgers History Ph.D.) is creating an interactive map and database of Detroit's historic Black-owned businesses. #Rutgers www.linkedin.com/posts/kendra...

The RU History Department is delighted to announce Professor Lou Masur's newest book, A Journey North: Jefferson, Madison, & the Forging of a Friendship (Oxford University Press). #Rutgers www.amazon.com/Journey-Nort...

Don't miss your chance to take a course this Fall 2025 on Asia and the Pacific with Professor Matt Matsuda, a leading expert in the field. #Rutgers

August is almost here... That means it is time to start thinking about the Fall 2025 semester at Rutgers. Here is one of the stimulating courses the Rutgers History Department will offer this Fall. Dr. Seth Koven's 200-level course is designed for History majors and non-majors alike. #Rutgers

A talk on June 5th by Dr. Marsha Barrett (Rutgers History PhD) and Assistant Professor of History at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. #Rutgers

Hot off the press: volume 2 of Old Queens: The Undergraduate Historical Journal of Rutgers University. Check out the spring 2025 issue at this link: oldqueensjournal.wordpress.com/publications/ #rutgers

Another outstanding option for Summer School at Rutgers.

Don't miss your chance to take this summer session course, a survey of modern African-American history. The course is taught by A.J. Boyd, an inspiring advanced doctoral student at Rutgers and a specialist in this field. #rutgers

Many congratulations to Rutgers History and Journalism and Media Studies Professor David Greenberg, a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize in Biography for “John Lewis: A Life!” #PulitzerFinalist #JohnLewis

Professor James Delbourgo enjoys celebrating the intellectual labor of the nine students who just completed Honors theses in the History Department. From Left to right: Zayd, Charles (front), Michael, Daniel, Phoebe, Rachel, Ilona, Christopher, and Cal. Bravo! #Rutgers

The Rutgers History Department was delighted to see so many former students, faculty, and friends of Jackson Lears at the retirement symposium in honor of Jackson Lears, Distinguished Professor and Editor-in-Chief of Raritan: A Quarterly Review. #Rutgers

Why study history? The AHA asked history graduates. Here’s what they said. 🗃️

Celebrating Ilona Lyakhovsky's History Honors Thesis. Bravo! #Rutgers

Congratulations to Phoebe Kirk for completing her History Honors Thesis, "The Blood of Children Ran Through the Streets": The Politics and Poetry of Pablo Neruda. #rutgers

Congratulations to Cal Fodor for writing an excellent History Honors Thesis. Bravo! #Rutgers

Celebrating Daniel Dias's History Honors Thesis. #Rutgers

Congratulations to Michael Chau (Rutgers BA 2025) on completing his History Honors Thesis! #Rutgers

Congratulations to Zayd Muhammad on the completion of his History Honors Thesis! #Rutgers

Your friends and professors in the Rutgers History Department look forward to seeing you at the History table at Rutgers Day on Saturday, April 26. #rutgers

Congratulations to Jack Bouchard (Rutgers History Professor) for winning the Leopold-Hidy Award from the journal Environmental History for his article, "Fishwork is for the Birds: Humans and Birds in the Sixteenth-Century Northwest Atlantic." #Rutgers www.journals.uchicago.edu/journals/eh/...

Hosted by our friends and colleagues at the Center for Middle Eastern Studies at Rutgers. #rutgers

Brought to you by our colleagues at the Rutgers British Studies Center. #Rutgers

Rutgers History Professor Leslie Alexander briefly discusses "The Cost of Haiti's Liberation." #Rutgers www.facebook.com/reel/2399050...

Rutgers History Professor Leslie Alexander briefly discusses "The Cost of Haiti's Liberation." #Rutgers www.facebook.com/reel/2399050...

Enjoy learning from David Foglesong (Rutgers History Professor) in this New York Times article, "How the G.O.P. Fell in Love with Putin's Russia". #Rugers www.nytimes.com/2025/04/12/m...

Another stimulating talk sponsored by the Rutgers Center for Latin American Studies. #Rutgers