Paula Findlen is Ubaldo Pierotti Professor of History, Barbara Finberg University Fellow in Undergraduate Education, and Professor of French and Italian (by courtesy). She…
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The Constitution began as an experiment. Once it took effect, Americans had to figure out what it actually meant. They did not agree.
Host Dr. Katie Crawford-Lackey…
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Professor Caroline Winterer spoke at National Constitutional Center about how the American founders drew inspiration from not only classical Greece and Rome, but other…
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James Campbell is the Edgar E. Robinson Professor in United States History at Stanford University. Professor Campbell's career has focused on African American history and…
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Jonathan Gienapp, professor of history and law and Stanford University, joins Mike Sacks of Court Accountability Action. Gienapp, a constitutional historian, draws on his…
On March 24, Stanford Public Humanities hosted Jessica Riskin, the Frances and Charles Field Professor of History, at the Humanities Center to celebrate her new book "The Power of Life" (Riverhead…
“America at 250,” a new one-unit course, brings together three faculty members every week to discuss democracy and governance, the economy, immigration and other issues related to the country’s…
Dinosaur bones reshaped how Americans see themselves — and their continent. Historian Caroline Winterer traces the deep time revolution and its darker consequences.
Stanford historian and faculty director of the Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Program, Rachel Jean-Baptiste merges the visionary with the pragmatic. Working at nonprofits dedicated to…
Gil-li Vardi is Core Lecturer at Stanford History Department in Transnational, International, and Global History with a specific focus on military history, military thought and practice, and…
Pedro Regalado is Assistant Professor of History with a focus on the history of race, immigration, planning, and capitalism in urban America. His first book, Nueva York: Making the Modern City (under…
At a time when politicians are openly attacking the study of history, “Their Generation” goes back to the scholars who fundamentally transformed the field after the 1960s and, in doing so, changed how…
Jessica Riskin is Frances and Charles Field Professor of History. Her research and courses focus on European intellectual and cultural history from the seventeenth through nineteenth century, history…
The Richard W. Lyman Award recognizes one outstanding faculty member who generously donates time to alumni, goes beyond the expectations of university appointments and embodies the Stanford Alumni…
STEM -- the acronym for science, technology, engineering and math -- has sparked a nationwide debate about education, gender, immigration and the future of the U.S. economy. Professor Londa…