On Sep. 11 UT History Department Prof. Jeremi Suri will provide a Congressional Briefing organized by American Historical Association on the history of US military alliances. #uthistory alumna Prof. @RenataNKeller presents as well. Historical Perspectives on US Military Alliances: bit.ly/3XeYNYf.

👀#UThistory is hiring!👀 Learn more, apply, & share widely! *Asst Prof, Atlantic Slavery/African Diaspora, U.S. pre-1865: apply.interfolio.com/153334 *Asst Prof, History of Modern South Asia: apply.interfolio.com/153310 *Prof / Assoc Prof, British Empire: apply.interfolio.com/151401

We’re excited to announce a new series, NEP's Archive Chronicles, curated by Associate Editor Camila Ordorica. This series will explore global archives as affective, historical spaces, offering practical insights for research. More here: notevenpast.org/neps-archive-c…

We’re saying farewell to our Director Dr. Mark Lawrence as he returns to UT Austin as Chair of the UT History Department. His leadership at the #LBJLibrary will be missed, and we’re grateful for all he’s done and the lasting impact he’s made. Wishing him the very best in his new role!

IHS Fellow Alumna Prof. Michelle T. King's latest bk "Chop Fry Watch Learn" bit.ly/4gq6inW was selected a The New York Times Editors' Choice & Amazon Best Bk of the Month! Check out her recent Good Food KCRW pod at bit.ly/4d2TG3s. Read more: bit.ly/3MGw89w.

IHS Alum William Max Nelson '10-11 has published "Enlightenment Biopolitics," (bit.ly/4em5z5C), a wide-ranging history tracing the birth of biopolitics in Enlightenment thought & its aftermath. Prof. Nelson began work on the mss right here at IHS. bit.ly/3B5a1ar

⬇️Exciting new work by Dr. Eyal Weinberg '19 (Asst Prof of History Florida Atlantic University bit.ly/3MJvU1B)! Eyal's awardwinning dissertation "Tending to the Body Politic: Doctors, Military Repression & Transitional Justice in Brazil, 1961-88" was supervised by Dr. Seth Garfield

To celebrate the launch of our Oral History Project Study Guides, join us for a free online workshop with Ron Bechet, Willie Birch, and Folayemi Wilson. They will lead us in an interactive activity mixing art with jazz. RSVP: bombmagazine.org/events/oral-hi…

Today at 3pm CST! Dr. Jeremi Suri joins a panel discussion exploring how competing narratives from politicians and the press can shape the public's understanding of the politics and policy. Read more and reserve your spot at bit.ly/47vpfl7!

Hot off the press, ICYMI! "POTUS vs. The Press: Who decides what the public needs to know?" is available for viewing online now at: youtube.com/live/YP9XXFcu2….

In dark times individuals can still promote hope and justice. We can be happy warriors. Our podcast discusses the enduring example of Hubert Humphrey. With Samuel Freedman. The LBJ School UT History Department Columbia Journalism School UT Jewish Studies podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/thi…

Next Thursday, Clements Center presents & #uthistory co-sponsors Paul M. Sparrow (former director, FDR Library), speaking on his book, 𝘈𝘸𝘢𝘬𝘦𝘯𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘚𝘱𝘪𝘳𝘪𝘵 𝘰𝘧 𝘈𝘮𝘦𝘳𝘪𝘤𝘢, in Patton Hall (RLP 1.302B) at 12:15 pm!

My new book is available for preorder. bit.ly/Joseph_Freedom… Van “Not Going Anywhere” Lathan Jr Center for the Study of Race and Democracy The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History Henry Louis Gates Jr Ali Velshi Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights The New York Historical ransomcenter UT History Department The LBJ School LBJ Library

🌟 Celebrate research excellence! 🌟 Join us from 4 to 5 p.m. April 7 at Hogg Auditorium to honor the UT Austin researchers who are changing the world. 🎓 Honorees at the 2025 Celebration of Research include: David Allen (TexasChE, Texas Engineering) Sharon Vaughn

📚 Join us for the Littlefield Lecture Series featuring Pulitzer Prize-winning historian W. Caleb McDaniel! Dr. McDaniel, author of Sweet Taste of Liberty, will discuss the remarkable story of Henrietta Wood and the fight for restitution after slavery. Free & open to the public

🗓️ Join us Wed. April 16 at 5:30pm in RLP 0.128 for The Littlefield Lecture Series! Pulitzer-prize winning historian W. Caleb McDaniel will deliver this year's distinguished talk. Free & open to the public! Full details at: bit.ly/3QZpIVo!