The Evolution of Liu Xiaobo: From Tiananmen Hunger Striker to Grassroots Rights Defender
May 27 | 6PM | Free Online Event
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Our award-winning department offers students a rigorous program that covers a broad range of geographic and thematic areas.
Our program is global geographically, with a strength in Canadian history and US, Latin American, British, European, Middle Eastern, African, and Asian history. It makes thematic connections with strengths in early modern history, oral history, gender and sexuality, muslim studies, Hellenic studies, religion, aboriginal studies, and labour studies. (More...)
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS
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Cooperative Rule: Community Development in Britain's Late Empire Aaron Windel
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June Fourth: The Tiananmen Protests and Beijing Massacre of 1989 Jeremy Brown
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Persistent Callings: Seasons of Work and Identity on the Oregon Coast Joseph E. Taylor III
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Bruxelles et sa radio : émotions et sonorités, 1923-1960 Nicolas Kenny
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Made Modern: Science and Technology in Canadian History Tina Adcock & Edward Jones-Imhotep (eds)
DEPARTMENT NEWS
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Members of the Department of History join statement by Indigenous Studies on Canada's Residential Schools June 16, 2021
Members of the Department of History have added their voices to the recent statement made by the... -
Student Union Activist Emma Henderson wins Jennifer Prosser Wade Award in Scottish Studies February 02, 2021
By Rebecca Saloustros Emma Henderson, a fourth-year student currently completing a double major in... -
History Department says goodbye to Ruth Anderson, welcomes new Graduate & Chair's Secretary January 11, 2021
Just prior to closing for the holidays the Department of History said goodbye to Ruth Anderson, our... -
Members of the Department of History call for direct action to make our campuses safe & inclusive for all students January 08, 2021
Members of Faculty, graduate students, and staff in the Department of History have penned an open...