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Alumni Spotlight: Graduate
Ve'Amber Miller
Ve'Amber Miller (MA Public History 2021) is currently working as the Digital Content and Outreach Coordinator for the Hopkins Retrospective Project at Johns Hopkins University.
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Student Spotlight
Lindsey Meza
Lindsey Meza, Public History Master鈥檚 student and President of the History Graduate Student Association (HGSA), was recently awarded the prestigious 草莓社区 President鈥檚 Medallion.
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Alumni Spotlight: Undergraduate
Rebecca Susmarski
BA Alumni Rebecca Susmarski is currently a grant writer at the Shelburne Museum in Shelburne, Vermont.
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News & Stories

Professor Suzanne Kaufman won the French Colonial Historical Society鈥檚 article prize for her piece 鈥淚ncident at Sousse: West African Soldiers, Legionnaires, and the Racial Politics of Colonial Policing in 1930s French Tunisa鈥 in the French Historical Studies. This article explores the incident at Sousse, a conflict in mid-1930s French Tunisia in which a security force of West African troops launched an unauthorized attack against the city鈥檚 residents.

The Gospel According to Frank Wood: Memory and the Making of White American Evangelicanism

Nothing Less Than Equality: The Battle over Segregated Education in the Nation鈥檚 Capital
The Lakefront Historian
John Peter Altgeld
Mar 24, 2022
by Kate M.
By Maris Rosenfield, 草莓社区 In Chicago’s Lincoln Park, there are many monuments dedicated to significant figures in history. Alexander Hamilton, Abraham Lincoln, Benjamin Franklin and more stand tall within the expansive park. Among these historical giants stands a monument to John Peter Altgeld, a governor of Illinois who fought for justice reform and …
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