Life and Death in the Nursery: The establishment of Neonatal Intensive Care Units & Debates in Bioethics featuring Johanna Schoen, Ph.D. was the 2023 John C. Burnham Lecture held on Nov. 2. If you missed this informative talk, video of it is now available. youtube.com/watch?v=Vn5chU…

There was a great turnout for the 2023 John C. Burnham Lecture featuring Johanna Schoen, Ph.D. Thank you to the Medical Heritage Center at The Ohio State University Health Sciences Library for their partnership in the event.

Peter Mansoor will be a guest on NPR at 7am tomorrow (11/9) morning to discuss what a long-term occupation of Gaza would entail. npr.org

"...the attacks by Hamas on 10/7 killed more Jews in one day than any other event since the Holocaust, and on a per capita basis they were worse than the attacks by al-Qaeda on the United States in 2001."-Peter Mansoor "Israel's 9/11?" Hoover Institution hoover.org/research/israe…

Dan Malchesky's participation in Bart Elmore's History 2010 op-ed workshop paid off. His op-ed was published in The Columbus Dispatch in advance of the vote on Issue 2. Congrats to Dan on his publication. Bartow Elmore Arts and Sciences Ohio State Columbus Dispatch bit.ly/47pkFnd

Join us for "The U.S. & The Palestinian-Israeli Conflict, Historical Perspectives," with Prof. Peter Hahn on Wed. Nov. 15 at Noon via Zoom. He will analyze the complicated situation in Gaza in its historical & contemporary contexts. Registration: go.osu.edu/palestineisrae…

The next Middle East Studies Forum is tomorrow. "The Impact of Italo-Turkish & the Balkan Wars on Arab Public Opinion" will be presented by Prof. Hilal Livaoglu Menguc at 4pm on Zoom. Register with Ohio State credentials at go.osu.edu/mescforum

Did you miss our Center for Historical Research talk by William Reddy, "Conceptual and Performative Variations in Practices of Anger: Are There Common Threads?,"? If so, check out our video and podcast versions of the talk. u.osu.edu/osuchr/anger-i…

If you haven't heard any of our Anger in History Series speakers, you are missing some fascinating talks. There's more to come in the spring with David Andress, Katie Jarvis, Margaret Newell, Louise Meintjes, Rebecca Traister & Mitchell Merback. Events: u.osu.edu/osuchr/anger-i…

Is artificial life the next step? Check out David Staley 's latest NEXT article. columbusunderground.com/next-artificia…

Don't miss Prof. Peter Mansoor on CNN live in just a few minutes... at 2:15 p.m. EST. cnn.com

If your research aligns with OSU History Department Mellon Foundation project on Native Am/Af Am citizenship & civic engagement 1780-1930 & you are looking for a postdoc pls dm or email me.

We're excited to announce that our newly redesigned eHistory website is live! The website is a great resource for teachers, Civil War buffs, and everyone who enjoys history. ehistory.osu.edu

🙏Wonderful talk today Bartow Elmore OSU History Department, spreading the seeds of knowledge, shedding light on Monsanto's deep-rooted history in chemical compounds & its plans to solve world hunger & change the face of global agriculture by flooding it with engineered commodity crops.🌽

If you know, you know! Turned out to be the best part of a quick trip.

Marion students in Amanda Respess' course on gender and sexuality in Middle Period China learned about how women's health issues were treated using herbs. oia.osu.edu/news/marion-st…

The next Ohio Seminar in Early American History is a Q&A with Alejandra Dubcovsky @ucriverside on her new book "Talking Back: Native Women and the Making of the Early South" Dec 1, 2-3:30pm eastern. Register here t.ly/ncQyb (*no pre-circulated paper) Margaret Newell

I’ll be interviewing Alejandra Dubcovsky (she/her/hers) for this online event—join us to discuss her fantastic new book the “bossy women” of the Native southeast!@osuhistorydept #NativeAmerican

UN Climate Change Conference #COP28 is where the world comes together to address the climate crisis. This year, Ohio State students and professors from OSU History Department are in Dubai to join the conversation! #BuckeyesAbroad