Neb. History Dept.

Here is my latest article: “Sahag II Khabayan (1849–1939), Catholicos of Cilicia, as a Witness to Massacres and Genocide” in Lives in Fragments (Berghahn, 2026) edited by Yetkin, Maksudyan & Çelik. Link: lnkd.in/gyCJNrv6 @unlcas @UNLincoln @UNLHistory @BerghahnHistory

A new @NEHgov grant will help @UNLHistory's Katrina Jagodinsky illuminate how ordinary people across the American West used habeas corpus to challenge confinement and injustice. Details: go.unl.edu/yovg #Nebraska #UNL @unlcas

Chicago friends! Join us Monday, Feb 23 as Michelle U. Campos and I discuss Yosef Eliyahu Chelouche and Between Jaffa and Tel Aviv, 1870–1930: A Memoir. Hosted by the Jacob Greenberg Center for Jewish Studies at @UofC Hope to see you there! @unlcas @UNLincoln @UNLHistory

Thank you for showing your 💕 and supporting our students during #GlowBigRed! @unlcas @NebraskaNFund

It’s time to support the university you ❤! Join #GlowBigRed by: ✅ giving ✅ sharing ✅ glowing go.unl.edu/histglowbigred @unlcas @nebraskanfund

#GlowBigRed is next week! Support our students by: ✅ giving ✅ sharing ✅ glowing go.unl.edu/histglowbigred @unlcas @nebraskanfund

Congratulations to Katrina Jagodinsky of @unlhistory on earning funding from @nehgov! The fellowship will support the writing of a book based on the project "Petitioning for Freedom: Habeas Corpus in the American West, 1812– 1924." go.unl.edu/vmtd @drjagodinsky

Meet Student Ambassador Nevin Butler! 🎓 Mathematics, History (Pre-Law) 💼 UNL Debate Team, UNL Mock Trial Team 📚 Favorite Course: Roman History cas.unl.edu/nevin-butler/ @UNLMathematics @UNLHistory @unlstudentlife

Congratulations to the 5️⃣ CAS students graduating from the Honors Program this weekend! 🤩 Details: go.unl.edu/c9nj #gobiggrad @unlmodlang @unlglst @unlhistory @unlsbs @anth_unl @unlpsych @unl_honors

"Classes are the highlight of my week...As a non-traditional student, I am enjoying every minute of my time." Meet graduate student Catherine Baker Nicholson, JD! Her story: go.unl.edu/dhns @unlhistory @unl_wgs @unlgradstudies

In my latest interview with @evn_report, I discuss the existential threats facing Jerusalem’s Armenian Quarter and why an Advisory Council is key to safeguarding its legacy. evnreport.com/raw-unfiltered… @unlcas @UNLHistory.

Photos from our fantastic Belousek event yesterday! Intros by History Chair James Le Sueur & by Hana Waisserová (UNL Modern Languages and Literatures/Czech Studies), w/ wonderful talk & performances by Anne Marie Kenny & pianist Šárka Stehnová. Details: history.unl.edu/belousek-lectu…

Here's a flier for Prof. Curry's very cool, interactive, innovative class The Music of Protest! A previous song made in this class, as well as work with a musical artist, can be listened to at history.unl.edu/music-protest/

Our winter Belousek Event is this afternoon at 4:30pm at the International Quilt Museum! More details at history.unl.edu/belousek-lectu… . We hope to see you there!

Congratulations to Katrina Jagodinsky and the Digital Legal Research Lab! Their project "Petitioning for Freedom" received the Mary L. Dudziak Digital Legal History Prize from the American Society for Legal History. Details: go.unl.edu/ucp6

.@unlhistory's Belousek Lecture in Czech History "A Song for Bohemia" is Thursday at 4:30 p.m. Anne Marie Kenny will share from her memoir, joined by pianist Dr. Šárka Stehnová and moderators/faculty James Le Sueur and Hana Waisserová. @unlmodlang @unlincoln

Prof. Dawne Curry gave a pre-performance talk at the Lied Center last night - photo credit to Prof. Carolyn Twomey!

Our winter event is a Belousek Lecture one month from today, on Dec. 4th! We hope to see you there for an evening of readings, music, and discussion with Anne Marie Kenny.

We have another very cool and colorful course flier to advertise for next semester! Check out HIST 382 with Chris Heselton (one of our lecturers, housed in the School of Global Integrative Studies)

Priority Registration started yesterday so we'll be advertising some classes to get students interested! Here's the flier for Hist. of Early Modern Europe, taught by the wonderful Prof. Ermus