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Giving Shape to Medieval History

July 26, 2012

Professor Gabrielle Spiegel specializes in the content, structure, and meaning of surviving medieval manuscripts.

Immigrants on the Fast Track

March 5, 2012

Lou Galambos' new book is the subject of an article in The Baltimore Sun.

History Department Alum Awarded American Historical Association Prize

November 29, 2011

The American Historical Association awarded the Herbert Baxter Adams prize for best work in modern European history to our alumna, Anna Krylova, for her Soviet Women in Combat: A History of Violence on the Eastern Front.

Landlocked

November 25, 2011

Nathan Connolly is setting out to show that a complex black “property rights movement” was under way in America’s Southern states during the early- to-mid-20th century.

Pier Larson Awarded American Historical Association Prize

November 25, 2010

The AHA awarded Pier Larson the Wesley-Logan Prize for the best book in African diaspora history for 2010.

The Speech

November 11, 2008

On January 3, 2009, Hopkins' Gabrielle Spiegel will ascend the steps to the stage at the Hilton New York hotel… and take her place in history.

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