Development of American political institutions and the impact of major issues on American society and culture from the Revolutionary era through the Civil War. A survey of the cultural, intellectual, ...

Although we have no formal concentration for undergraduates, we offer annually the course Introduction to Public History, to allow undergraduates to contemplate the theory and practice of our field.

Washington, Jefferson, Hamilton, Lincoln, Roosevelt, King, Kennedy and Reagan all played critical roles in U.S. history and remain household names. Yet what of Murray, Chisholm, Eastman, Stone and ...

All Spring 2026 History courses will be taught in-person, unless indicated by the (*course note). By signing up for a class, you have agreed to attend and participate in the class. You should not ...

Art History courses (designated with prefix ARTH) explore artistic traditions in various historical and cultural contexts. Our courses examine painting, sculpture, architecture, and work in other ...