Congratulations to Charles Sanft, winner of the prestigious James Henry Breasted Prize from the American Historical Association. This prize is […]

For many years UT historians have reached beyond our campus, working with East Tennessee public school teachers to improve history […]

On Episode 2 of The Jangle, we sit down with Professor Monica Black for a conversation on her accidental path […]

The Broken Heart of America:St. Louis and the Violent History of the United States Walter JohnsonHarvard University Thursday, October 15, […]

Listen below to the inaugural episode of the Department of History’s The Jangle. We sat down (on Zoom) with Professor […]

The University of Tennessee is pleased to welcome Dr. Michael E. Woods as Associate Professor of History and the new […]

We regret to announce the passing of Dr. Paul Bergeron, professor emeritus who taught in the UT History Department for […]

In our fifth entry on global (and local) histories of riots, protests, and race, Dr. Bob Hutton takes us back […]

In our fourth entry on global histories of protest, riots, and race, we return to the United States. Professor Robert […]

In our third entry on global histories of protest, violence, and race, Professor Margaret Andersen looks at the uprisings in […]