BCLA Faculty Receive Prestigious National Fellowships
Over the past few months, the faculty in the Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts have demonstrated flexibility and the willingness to grow in order to ensure the highest quality of … Read more
History
Viral Histories: Pandemics, Health, and Power
Written by Will Lighthart ’21, History & International Relations double-major On Wednesday, Sep. 16, the History Department hosted “History in the Headlines: Viral Histories, a Conversation about Pandemics, Health, and … Read more
Bellarmine Forum 2020: Building Transformative Justice Where We Stand
The Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts, along with a host of campus and community partners, calls upon the Loyola Marymount University community to join the work of Building Transformative Justice … Read more
The Department of History Message of Solidarity
31 May 2020 Dear LMU History students and recent graduates, It’s hard not to feel both despair and outrage in response to the killings of Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, and … Read more
Where Fear and Wonder Meet: A Popup Exhibit Curated by the Students of HIST 3910 Museums & Society
On May 1 the students of HIST 3910 Museums & Society, taught by Professor Amy Woodson-Boulton, displayed their popup exhibit called Where Fear and Wonder Meet: 400 Years of Animals … Read more
LMU Climate Refugee Initiative Awarded Competitive Millennium Fellowship
The effects of climate change are sometimes construed as an ominous future threat. In reality, however, the symptoms of climate change are already creating disturbing shifts, leading to new challenges … Read more
Genocide Center Looks at Problem of Nationalism Repeating Itself
This article originally appeared on the Loyola Law School website. History does repeat itself. That was the chief concern of the panelists who spoke at the Center for the Study … Read more
Testosterone: An Unauthorized Biography
Written by Will Lighthart ’21, History major On February 24th, Katrina Karkazis, a bioethicist at Brooklyn College CUNY and senior research fellow at Yale, and Rebecca Jordan-Young, a professor of … Read more
History in the Headlines: The History and Politics of Impeachment
Written by Will Lighthart ’21, History major On January 22, 2020, the History Department hosted a History in the Headlines event about The History & Politics of Impeachment. The roundtable … Read more
1519 Nahua Voices & Spanish Conquest: Honoring the Life and Work of Miguel León Portilla
Reflection by Nathaniel Salvini ‘21, History major On November 7, 2019, Loyola Marymount University and the Consulate General of Mexico in Los Angeles recognized the contributions of Miguel León … Read more