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There are many indicators of achievement. Whether it is the number of books published, dollars raised, awards and fellowships won, or people served, the numbers of the Department of History add up to success.
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Revealing Tokiko
Tokiko is not a well-known figure in Japanese history. How did this rather obscure figure capture the attention and curiosity of Laura Nenzi? Nenzi reponded to this question and others in a recent interview.
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Thomas Childers Named Outstanding Alumnus
Originally from Cleveland, Tennessee, Childers attained remarkable academic achievements over the course of his academic career. He is considered one of the most influential historians thinking and writing about the origins of German fascism.
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I Love a Parade
As Frank Luther crooned in 1931, "I love a parade… the rat-a-tat-tat." Ancient Romans also loved parades—as well as chariot races, gladiatorial combat, and theater shows.
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Faculty News
Faculty in the Department of History have been making news this year by publishing their scholarship, giving invited lectures, developing new courses, and winning awards and fellowships.
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