University of Arizona Department of History

Through a dynamic partnership with @Microsoft's World's Edge studio and @relicgames @uarizona students will be eligible to earn credit towards their degrees starting in early 2022 while playing @AgeOfEmpires! 🖥️ #AgeofEmpiresIV 1/2

Adam Donaldson, Graduate Program Coordinator & Lecturer in the Department of History, University of Arizona, is by training a historian of the Greco-Roman Mediterranean, specializing in the Roman Republic.

Season’s Greetings from HGA. May you have a wonderful end to your semester and a delightful holiday! For #throwbackthursday, here is a throwback to our Holiday Party of 2021. Great times were had and wonderful memories were made.

Congrats Michail Villagomez! SBS Outstanding Undergraduate Research Award recipient with a 4.0 GPA in @UAZHistory and a minor in @uazsgpp.His research on the Northern Mariana Islands reflects his commitment to preserving his homeland’s legacy. bit.ly/41jG4fG @uarizona

Join the Phi Alpha Theta (PAT) / History Club for their last meeting of the fall 2023 semester tomorrow, Tuesday, December 05, 2023, at 5:00 PM in Chavez 406 for pizza and trivia! 🍕

Are you interested in learning more about Latin America? Then, consider adding HIST 150C2: Modern Latin America with Professor Gregory Cushman to your spring 2024 course schedule.

TODAY Julia Sarreal will be presenting, "Yerba Mate: A symbol of National & Regional Identity," at 12:30 PM in a hybrid event as part of the 2023-2024 Brown Bag Colloquium! This event is co-sponsored with the @AZfoodcenter.

Have you signed up for HIST 695A: Advanced Studies in United States History with Professor Michelle Berry for spring 2024?

Congratulations to History alumna Dr. Diana Montaño for being awarded the @icohtec Turriano Prize for her book, "Electrifying Mexico: Post-Revolution, Technology and the Transformation of Daily Life!"🎉

Have you decided on your spring 2024 schedule? There is still time to add HIST 404B: History of Rome: The Empire through the Reign of Constantine the Great with Professor Steven Johnstone.

Congratulations to History alumna Anabel Galindo on her recent publication, "Beyond the River and Into the Gulfscape: Yaqui Mobility in Baja California!" 🎉

Do you enjoy sports history? Then, consider enrolling in Professor Matthew Gilbert's 7W2 online HIST 280: Sports and Ethnic America, 1900-Present course for spring 2024.

Are you interested in learning more about the history of water? It's not too late to register for HIST 355: U.S. Environmental History with Professor Michelle Berry for spring 202.🌊

#FronteridadesLectureSeries was electrifying with guest speaker and UA alumni @DJMontao1. Thank you for sharing your award winning book “Electrifying Mexico: Technology and the Transformation of a Modern City”. We are so proud of you and happy to reunite with a former fellow⚡️🇲🇽

Congratulations to William Beezley on the recent release of a Chinese translation of "Rituals of Rule, Rituals of Resistance: Public Celebrations and Popular Culture in Mexico!" 🎉

Julia Sarreal will be presenting, "Yerba Mate: A symbol of National & Regional Identity," on Wednesday, November 29th at 12:30 PM in a hybrid event as part of the 2023-2024 Brown Bag Colloquium! This event is co-sponsored with the @AZfoodcenter.

TODAY History alumna Dr. Diana Montaño will present her book, "Electrifying Mexico: Technology and the Transformation of a Modern City," as part of the #Fronteridades Lecture Series sponsored by the @confluencenter and @ConsulMexTuc. Register here: tinyurl.com/3mm5udf7

Join the @GradsUa and Phi Alpha Theta / History Club TODAY, Friday, November 17th from 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM for their book sale in front of the Cesar Chavez Building (east entrance). 📚

TODAY, November 17, 2023, is the submission deadline to apply for a Department of History scholarship! 💵 Learn more: history.arizona.edu/scholarships

MORE SEATS OPENING SOON for Professor Hemphill's fully online HIST 187: Murder Most Foul course for spring 2024!

Are you still looking for a course (or three!) to take in spring 2024? Then, consider adding one or more of the many History courses being offered to your spring 2024 schedule.