To study history is to explore the powerful interaction between the past and the present—and to cultivate the knowledge, skills, and habits of mind essential for active global citizenship.
A deeply engaging education
Thrive in small courses taught by expert and enthusiastic faculty. Investigate global topics and understand diverse perspectives. Learn to rigorously question, research, analyze, discuss, and advocate.
Complete an internship, study abroad, or undertake independent research. Present at a conference, publish in a journal, or aspire to join an honor society. Experience a sense of community and pride through events, trips, and workshops.
Career Versatility
Our History majors develop a versatile skill set that has proven applicable in various fields, such as law, education, journalism, public policy, museum and archival work, and business. The ability to research, analyze, and communicate effectively are in-demand skills and opens doors to numerous career opportunities.
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Upcoming Events
CoSA 2025: Celebration of Student Achievement
All Campus
Every April, we reschedule classes for a day so every student can participate in the Celebration of Student Achievement (CoSA). The day is filled with talks, poster presentations, and performances from hundreds of students from every discipline, from first-year students to seniors.