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Read up on the many things people in the Department of History are doing!

Check out our #FacultyFriday interviews, an informal way to get to know our faculty and staff.

Tuesday, May 21, 2019

The Department of History Confers 2019 Degrees

Monday, April 01, 2019

Scouting and Scoring: Historian Looks for What’s Behind the Data in Baseball

Monday, April 01, 2019

Gandhi’s Search for the Perfect Diet

Friday, March 29, 2019

New Faculty Publications in History

Thursday, March 07, 2019

Emmy Award-winning Journalist Makes History

Wednesday, February 13, 2019

Acclaimed Environmental Historian Joins the Dietrich College

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The Department of History Confers 2019 Degrees

Scouting and Scoring: Historian Looks for What’s Behind the Data in Baseball

Gandhi’s Search for the Perfect Diet

New Faculty Publications in History

Emmy Award-winning Journalist Makes History

Acclaimed Environmental Historian Joins the Dietrich College

Carnegie Mellon Historian, Collaborating Artists Debut "Casop: A Requiem for Rice"

Dietrich College Alumna Fights Human Trafficking With AI

Students’ End-of-Semester Projects Tackle Real-World Challenges

Alumna, Writer, Director Named Marshall Scholar

A Message from Dietrich College Dean Richard Scheines

CMU Alumna Is Changing Perspectives

Global Studies Senior Named one of Seven Andrew Carnegie Society Scholars

CMU Historians Awarded Andrew W. Mellon Grant to Host Yearlong Seminar on Urban Food and Water Provisioning

Ten More Dietrich College Classes You Don’t Want to Miss

2018 Staff Appreciation Lunch

Students Examine Facets of Society From Language in the #MeToo Movement to Living With Type 1 Diabetes in Spain

Science, Art & Progress: 2018 Meeting of the Minds

Jesse Wilson Has Designs on Solving Problems

The Department of History Confers 2018 Degrees

Cinco de Mayo: The History Behind the Celebration

Museum Executive, Alumnus Shares Hands-on History Lessons

Faculty Friday: Jay Roszman

New edited volume on technology and human rights from Prof. Jay Aronson

Lisa Tetrault Wins Dietrich College’s Elliot Dunlap Smith Award

Graduate Research Forum

Faculty Friday: Ricky Law

Lila Abu-Lughod to Give Margaret Morrison Lecture

The Ghetto in Global History

Grand Challenge Class Meets #MeToo Movement Founder

Students to City Council: Use Self-Driving Vehicles to Help Underserved Communities

Crossing Boundaries, Building Bridges

The Voices Behind Teenie Harris’ Photos

Marking Human Rights Day With a Focus on Scientific Freedom

Faculty Friday: Noah Theriault

Faculty Friday: Emanuela Grama

Lost in Translation

Faculty Friday: Andrew Ramey

CHRS Receives $100K Grant From Open Society Foundations

How I Spent My Summer Vacation

DACA: A Long-held Dream With CMU and Pittsburgh Ties

Introducing the Dietrich College’s Newest Faculty Members

Group Travels To Witness Poland's Jewish Past and Present

145 Dietrich College Students Graduate with Honors

Three Dietrich College Seniors Receive Fulbright Awards

An Anthropologist in the 21st Century Classroom

Global Studies Projects Examine Language, Education Policy

Ten Students Inducted Into National History Honor Society

Examining Gender-Based Violence from Multiple Perspectives

Global Studies Junior Wins Truman Scholarship

Steven Schlossman Wins College’s Top Teaching Award

Faculty Friday: Lauren Herckis

Looking Forward in Women's History

Faculty Friday: Katherine A. Lynch

10 Things To Love About CMU’s Dietrich College

Faculty Friday: Shawn Alfonso-Wells

Vacant No More: EHPP Students Present Urban Development Solutions

Faculty Friday: Nico Slate

Faculty Friday: Paul Eiss

Faculty Friday: Joel Tarr

Faculty Friday: Laurie Eisenberg

Faculty Friday: Christopher Phillips

Faculty Friday: Steven Schlossman

Faculty Friday: John Soluri

Faculty Friday: Benno Weiner

Faculty Friday: Edda Fields-Black