News from the History Department
Lucy Ballou traveled to Paris and London to research Jewish art collectors in the late-nineteenth and early-twentieth centuries.
Quin McGlame '25 travels to Ireland to research his thesis
Professor Markle visited Japan as part of the Technos International Week 2024 an initiative Trinity College has been a part of for numerous years.
Mead Fellow Quin McGlame ‘25 spoke to Professor Darío Euraque about his teaching, research, and career at Trinity. Professor Euraque’s ninth book, Historia Viva de Santiago Cicumba (A Living History of Santiago Cicumba), was recently published with Editorial Guaymuras.
Professor Samuel Kassow, Charles H. Northam Professor of History, has won a National Jewish Book Award for Warsaw Testament, in the Holocaust Memoir category.
Department of History Hosted the Annual Northeast Conference on British Studies (NECBS) September 27-28, 2024
A conversation with Professor Channon S. Miller ’11, Assistant Professor of American Studies and History at Trinity College with a focus on African American History and Black Women’s Studies.
Mead Fellow Quin McGlame recently sat down with TJ Sparno and Alex Willard, both freshmen in Professor Kassow's class, HIST-226 “The Rise of Modern Russia”. The class recently attended a screening of Deadly Deception at Sobibor, a film released in 2023 by Gary Hochman, a native of Springfield, MA, now living in North Haven.
Mead Fellow Quin McGlame, sits down with Professor Samuel Kassow, author of Who Will Write Our History?: Rediscovering a Hidden Archive from the Warsaw Ghetto and talks about his 50 year plus career.
Mead Fellow Quin McGlame ’25 recently spoke with Ian King ‘18, who just finished his PhD at University of Cambridge in English early modern history.
