History
From Stolen Girdles to Gym Class Weigh-Ins, a 94-Year-Old Looks Back
Alum’s Letters Offer Peek Into the Oddities of Post-WWII Student Life
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The Category Is: ‘University of Maryland Women’
Test Your Knowledge With This Women’s History Month Quiz
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Truth in Exile
Decades After Japanese Americans Were Forced Into Camps During World War II, a UMD Archival Expert Is Bringing the Dark History of Their Management to Light
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The 1856 Project to Hold Inaugural Symposium
Five-session Program to Explore Historical Connections Between Slavery, Universities
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Coal Veins
A UMD Anthropologist Is Digging Into Commonalities Between Coal Country Immigrants Past and Present
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New Documentary Captures ‘The Soldier’s Opinion’
Film Based on Professor’s Research Sheds Light on Five-Decade ‘Big Brother Apparatus’ in Israel
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‘Their Histories Are Histories of Solidarity’
UMD Experts Help New PBS Documentaries Present Fuller Picture of Tubman, Douglass
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The Day the Queen Cheered on the Terps
With Elizabeth’s Passing, Revisit Her Historic Afternoon at UMD Football Game
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Who Owns the Sounds and Images of Native People’s Pasts?
UMD Faculty Members Work to Reunite Native People With Archival Materials
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Looking Back to ‘1619’
Author of Pulitzer-Winning Commentary on Slavery Says America Not Defined by a Single Story
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Two Professors Named Andrew Carnegie Fellows
Sociologist Rashawn Ray and Historian Sarah Cameron Will Each Receive $200K to Support Research Projects
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