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News Archive

History students, faculty, and events make up a dynamic and integral part of life in the Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts. For a sampling of some of our new and past media spotlights check out our news archive, highlighting student awards, scholarship, and upcoming opportunities to get involved at community and global levels.

News Archive

2020

	History 2020 Newsletter September 10, 2020
	The Department of History Message of Solidarity May 31, 2020
	Lessons from the Virus Wars May 11, 2020
	Testosterone: An Unauthorized Biography March 5, 2020
	Genocide Center Looks at Problem of Nationalism Repeating Itself March 5, 2020
	History in the Headlines: The History and Politics of Impeachment Jan. 24, 2020

2019

	1519 Nahua Voices & Spanish Conquest: Honoring the Life and Work of Miguel León Portilla Dec. 5, 2019
	Jordyn Wedell's Public Affairs Internship at U.S. Embassy to the Holy See Nov. 21, 2019
	Putting Research and Creativity to Work Nov. 11, 2019
	Standing Where History Happened Nov. 11, 2019
	History of Success Nov. 11, 2019
	Student Timeline Project Published in Academic Journal Nov. 8, 2019
	The Real Horrors of Halloween Oct. 30, 2019
	Designed for Disposal: The Making of the Global Plastic Crisis Oct. 21, 2019
	History in the Headlines: On Native Lands Sept. 26, 2019
	History in the Headlines: Radicalism and Rights Sept. 5, 2019
	Where Fear and Wonder Meet: A Popup Exhibit Curated by the Students of HIST 3910 Museums & Society May 10, 2019
	Public History in Berlin: The History & Memory of Nazi Germany and the Holocaust in Germany May 7, 2019
	Vergangenheitsbewältigung: How Berlin Has Faced Its Nazi Past May 7, 2019
	History Career Night March 6, 2019
	The Intersection of Research and the Humanities Feb. 18, 2019
	Free History Feb. 12, 2019
	U.S. Immigration Crisis: Historians as Expert Witnesses Feb. 7, 2019

2018

	History in the Headlines: Whose Vote Counts? Nov. 19, 2018
	Faculty Pub Night with Cara Anzilotti Oct. 16, 2018
	Step Into the Story: What Will Virtual Reality Mean for News, Entertainment, Art, and Democracy? Oct. 8, 2018
	Step Into the Story: Student Reflection Sept. 24, 2018
	Reflecting on Caged Children: Family Separation Past and Present Sept. 24, 2018
	Caged Children: Family Separation Past and Present Sept. 6, 2018
	Meditations on Memory and Cambodia July 24, 2018
	Dispatches from the Field: Mississippi June 7, 2018
	Zoom in on History March 15, 2018
	Tech and Teaching in Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts at LMU February 28, 2018
	History Career Night February 8, 2018
	Fakes, Frauds, and Forgeries Lecture February 5, 2018
	History Courses Breed Success in Undergraduate Library Research Award February 5, 2018

2017

	History Matters - Sacrifice & Sexuality, Anarchy & Authority: The Reformation & the World, 1517-2017 November 20, 2017
	Rasputin: The Man, the Myth, the Legend October 4, 2017
	History in the Headlines - Confederate Monuments: Whose History? What Heritage? September 20, 2017
	Real-World Experience in Journalism, Politics, and Real Estate August 21, 2017
	Amy Woodson-Boulton Receives Service Award April 12, 2017

2016

	History Student Explores Career through Summer Internship August 24, 2016
	Uncovering the Narratives of Children Hidden During the Holocaust May 5, 2016
	Global Immersions Take History Students to Manchester, England April 27, 2016
	Emmett Schlenz '16 on the Moral Imperative to Protest April 4, 2016
	History and Legacy of the Easter Rising March 14, 2016
	Drummond Discusses Comparisons Between the Contemporary US and Nazi Germany January 21, 2016

The Roots of Syria's Migrations
October 26, 2015

History Student Shares Research with LMU Community
April 1, 2015

	The Roots of Syria's Migrations October 26, 2015
	History Student Shares Research with LMU Community April 1, 2015