Our faculty is constantly developing new courses as their scholarship takes new directions. Those courses include:
- The Spanish Armada
- Saints and Scoundrels (the Jesuits)
- World War I & Modernity
- Atlantic World to 1700
- Childhood in American History
- Japanese Popular Culture
- African History through Autobiography
- Berlin: From Reich to Republic
(in Berlin over Spring Break)
- Rome: City of Emperors, Popes and Saints
(in Rome over Spring Break)
- Slavery and Abolition
- Che Guevara: The Man, The Icon, His Times
- Nazi Germany: Origins, Structures, Consequences
- The Civil War and Reconstruction
- French Revolution and Napoleon
- History on Film
Two classes, Historical Methods and Senior Seminar, feature hands-on learning, and our Internship program exposes students to the management of historical societies, from display design to fund raising.