Justene G. Hill Shares Her Course “Representing American Slavery”
Justene G. Hill is a Ph.D. candidate in History at Princeton University and a 2014-15…
Author Justene G. Hill
New Session Added to the 2015 OAH Annual Meeting Program
For the OAH Annual Meeting in St. Louis this month, we’ve added an exciting new…
Kathleen Belew on Teaching Histories of Violence
Kathleen Belew is a postdoctoral fellow in History at Northwestern University. Her book, Bring the…
Podcast with Christian G. Appy
In the most recent Journal of American History Podcast (47 minutes), Ed Linenthal speaks to historian Christian G. Appy of…
OAH Executive Committee Issues Statement of Opposition to Indiana’s “Religious Freedom Restoration Act”
On Thursday, March 26, Indiana Governor Mike Pence signed the “Religious Freedom Restoration Act” despite…
The Value of History and the History Relevance Campaign
As historians, we are passionate about the importance of history. Convincing others of that importance…
Patriotic Myths and American Sniper
John Bodnar is Distinguished and Chancellor’s Professor at Indiana University, Bloomington. He is currently working on…
What Are You Working On?
Annette Windhorn has coordinated the OAH Distinguished Lectureship Program since 2001. Prior to joining the…
Matthew Fox-Amato on Photography, Slavery, and Antislavery
Matthew Fox-Amato is an Andrew W. Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow in the Modeling Interdisciplinary Inquiry Program…
Elisabeth Anker: Orgies of Feeling
Elisabeth R. Anker is an assistant professor of American Studies and Political Science at The…