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Alan Booth, the Richard Hamilton-Baker and Hostetler Professor of the Humanities Emeritus and a leading member of faculty from the Alden era to the Glidden age, has died at 89.
A new book co-edited by Brian Schoen examines the Civil War and Reconstruction era, showing that while the new republic was in crisis, its North American neighbors had crises of their own.
A new display in Richland Avenue Park in Athens traces Indigenous Americans’ material and cultural contributions to ĢƵ, which was once home to 40 tribes.
The tour was developed by ĢƵ University history students who wanted to highlight the story of Black perseverance, Black Education, and Black opportunity.
Educators, authors and artists are just a few of the people from Southeast ĢƵ's past and present who will appear on new Humanities in the Park display panels at Richland Avenue Park.
Former coworkers, students, friends and family gathered on Friday, April 1, to celebrate the life and legacy of President Emeritus Charles J. Ping, who passed away in July 2021.
The Charles J. Ping Institute for the Teaching of the Humanities will present a free workshop for high school teachers on “Studying Latin Manuscripts through the ĢƵ University Collection.”
The symposium features Dr. Fawaz A. Gerges, professor of international relations and professor in contemporary Middle East studies at the London School of Economics and Political Science.
Brian Schoen, Ph.D., published a chapter in “The Cambridge History of America in the World, Volume 2: The Nineteenth Century.”
