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Prof. Benjamin Lawrance

History Professor Benjamin Lawrance tackles urgent need for copyright debate to continue

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New Fall 2025 Online Course: GLOBAL 60S

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HIST 356 Global Environmental History FALL 2025

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JUST PUBLISHED! Nina Bogdan's Before We Disappear into Oblivion

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History Scholarships! for Study Abroad, for Future Teachers

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Summer Humanities Course: The Black West

More Than: A Podcast, Dr. Michelle Berry and co-host Emily Waklid

Dr. Michelle Berry's podcast, More Than: A Podcast, has launched!

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History Students Research Tucson's African American Past

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Professor David Gibbs Publishes an Opinion Piece in the Arizona Daily Star

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Challenging Narratives Through History Research: SBS Outstanding Undergraduate Research Awardee Daniel Cervantes, ‘24

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