Please join us for Dr. Cathleen Clark's presentation: "“Less than a year to defuse the situation”: The Militancy Crisis at the 1968 Glendon Forum on the Canadian Indian" as part of this year's Arthur Lower Workshop Series! November 20th at 6:00 PM in Watson 517!

Professor David Parker has a new article in the November 2024 issue of History Today, the UK-based popular magazine for history buffs! The photo-filled 3000-word feature is: “The Duel of Law,” History Today Vol. 74 no. 11 (November 2024), 28-39.

Join us next week for Dagmar Herzog's presentation: "The Question of Unworthy Life: Rethinking Nazism's First Genocide". Thursday, October 31st @ 11:30am Watson Hall Room 517

It was an honour to open the @QueensGHI conference, finding the global in Artificial Historians. Thank you to everyone who joined online and in person, and for all the wonderful questions!

The planet is changing, but how are historians? Dr. Dipesh Chakrabarty speaks at the #ghi2024 conference!

How did ancients and pre-moderns view the environment? Herodotus, Sima Qian, Ibn Khaldun, and Baron de Montesquieu are some of the names Dr. John McNeill speaks about at the #ghi2024 conference

Dr. David MacDonald draws attention to the harm of global myths of meritocracy and "empty lands" in settler states to start off our afternoon session of the #ghi2024 conference

⁦@joguldi⁩ transforming land as global history at ⁦@QueensGHI⁩ through archive, digital, regulation. The confluence of what the discipline of history can be.

Dr. @HeidiTworek explores three phases of global history and how her experience as a journal editor informs this conceptualization #ghi2024

Dr. Salter asks the important question, what is the relationship between world and global history? #ghi2024

Join us on October 10th for a presentation by Marc Stein: Queering the U.S. Bicentennial: Patriots, Protesters, Pornographers, and Profiteers! 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM Watson Hall 517

Congratulations, @AMartinborough!

One week to go. Please register here if you want to attend virtually: https://t.co/dARuQwTKTc @Sven_Beckert @JuliaMcClure_ @GlobHistHarvard @HeidiTworek @joguldi @queensuResearch @queensu @queensualumni @queenshistory @QUASfacultynews @QueensUGlobal

Congratulations to @queenshistory Professor Donald Akenson on being awarded the Albert B. Corey Prize. The prize is awarded every second year for the best book on Canadian-American relations or on the history of both countries. https://t.co/rf8qMUtIOo

📢Queen's Students! 🔎Looking to earn a little 💲 and get some great work experience right on campus?! Join our team! We have three great positions to choose from. 📋️Applications are due September 16th. ⬇️Check out the details: https://t.co/WgBU5OWQyW @queenshistory

Mark your calendar for this event @QueensGHI @queenshistory with Dagmar Ellerbrock @ModernHistTUD, she speaks on October 23 about German gun culture and the emergence of European gun control regimes in the 20th century https://t.co/yzUavJdsPy

Wonderful to see Michaela Sapielak ably defend her MA thesis on how social and cultural power worked in late Victorian politics in Canada through a study of Lady Constance Villiers-Stanley as vice-regal consort. Beyond Lord Stanley's Cup. @queenshistory

Great @queenshistory graduate student content in this weekend's legal history roundup. Congratulations to @MikeBorsk and @maggie_ross95

Professor Donald Akenson received the 2024 Albert B. Corey Prize. Congratulations!!

We’re thrilled to announce that @MaggieRoss95’s JHS article, “Your Town is Rotten”: Prostitution, Profit, and the Governing of Vice” has won the @CndHistAssoc Committee on the History of Sexuality’s Best Article Prize for 2024! https://t.co/aj3PL1zlBw