Annelise Orleck to Lecture on New Labor Movement
Labor historian Annelise Orleck will lecture on the New Labor Movement's Uprising Against Low Wages.
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"Thirty Years after the Fall of USSR..." by Dr. Knight
Thursday, Feb. 10th, 2022, at 6:30pm, Fahy 236, & VIA TEAMS, Slavic Club, is sponsoring a lecture, “Thirty Years after the Fall: An Eyewitness Retrospective on the Breakup of the USSR,” by Dr. Knight
History Professor`s Research Results in Historic Conference
Public airing of 1962 Literary Event Featuring Philip Roth, Ralph Ellison and Pietro di Donato reflects on responsibilities of minority writers of fiction in 1962 and today at Newark Public Library.
Syrian Emergency Task Force to Speak at SHU
The Syria Emergency Task Force will speak at Seton Hall University. Speakers include Mouaz Moustafa, Ambassador Stephen Rapp, Omar Alshogre, and Qutaiba Idlibi. Deborah Amos will moderate.
Historian William C. Brumfield Presents at Seton Hall
Professor William C. Brumfield of Tulane University will present his latest book "Journeys through the Russian Empire: The Photographic Legacy of Sergey Prokudin-Gorsky" (Duke University Press, 2020)
History Professor Publishes Stories in Top Literary Publications
Professor Maxim Matusevich, director of the Russian and East European Studies Program, has published five short stories and a novella in prominent literary publications.
Writer and Artist Jacqueline Bishop at Seton Hall
The Gift of Music and Song: Writer and Visual Artist Jacqueline Bishop (NYU) to Present Her Work at Seton Hall University
Polish Identity and the Cold War at the International Trade Fair in Poznań - 2021
Professor Patryk Babiracki (University of Texas at Arlington) will present his project on the history of International Trade Fair in the western Polish city of Poznań during the Cold War.
Writer Pavel Lembersky to Read at Seton Hall University
An acclaimed, New York-based writer, Pavel Lembersky, will deliver a virtual talk "Crossing the Small Divide" at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, February 25.
Department of History Annual Symposium Climate Change in Historical Perspective
The Department of History will host its annual symposium on Friday, February 12, 1 pm - 3 pm (virtually on Microsoft Teams). This year's theme: "Climate Change in Historical Perspective."
La Motta Chair Featured in Premiere of Christopher Columbus Documentary and in National Media
The life and legacy of Christopher Columbus comes to the screen in a new documentary, Courage and Conviction: The True Story of Christopher Columbus.
History Professor`s Books Published in Translation
History Professor and Andrew Carnegie Fellow, William Connell, has recently had three of his books published in translation.
Online Presentation by Pr. Richard Tempest
Pr. Richard Tempest (University of Illinois) presents his new book on the famed Soviet dissident Alexander Solzhenitsyn.
Professor Eliot Borenstein (NYU) Presents His New Book
Professor Eliot Borenstein of NYU presents his new book <em>Plots Against Russia</em> (Cornell UP, 2019).
Polish Identity and the Cold War
Prof. Patryk Babiracki presents his project on the history of International Trade Fair in the western Polish city of Poznań.
Marking the 30th Anniversary of the Velvet Revolution
Seton Hall University will host a series of events to mark the 30th anniversary of the Velvet Revolution in Czechoslovakia
Department of History Annual Symposium: Revolutions
The History Department presents the Sixth Annual Symposium in Comparative History: "Revolutions: Moments and Movements in Historical Perspective."
The Field Afar Documentary Airs
History professors play tribute to military chaplain Father Vincent Capodanno.
Digital Humanities and the Liberal Arts Curriculum
Adding digital skills to traditional humanities coursework broadens student options.
Caviar with Rum: Russia and Cuba in the Post-Soviet Era
A panel discussion, “Caviar with Rum: Russia and Cuba in the Post-Soviet Era” led by Dr. Maxim Matusevich and Dr. José Prieto
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