History
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A front-row seat to 19th-century New England
Clark students curate historic-chair exhibit at Old Sturbridge Village
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Silent film gives voice to saga of Jews in pre-WWII Vienna
April 4 screening highlights unique interdisciplinary course
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Classrooms in crisis
How to teach about slavery amid efforts to suppress history
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‘The fantasy of it runs wild’
Professor preserves creatures carved into Italian sculpture park
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‘The beauty of this is the connection’
Israeli artwork available for loan through Clark Hillel
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A precedent for problem-solving
Professor says 19th-century politics offer lesson in settling division
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Uncovering the truth about Salem’s youngest victim
Clark alum’s research informs Salem Witch Museum exhibits
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History professor’s new novel plunges into issues of racial justice
‘The Confessions of Matthew Strong’ to be released Oct. 11
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Strassler student podcasts explore the nature of mass violence
Professor Christopher Davey encourages investigation through discourse
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Strassler Center professor studies how societies relate to, and reflect, past genocides
Sultan Doughan’s early experience with racist attitudes informs her research