College of Arts and Sciences

Professor John Broich, who specializes in race, colonialism, and nationalism, recently wrote and published an article titled "The Bedside Reading of the Post-Trump Nationalists." The article, which appears in Mel Magazine's online platform, traces the history of Nationalism in the U.S., and the dangerous rhetoric surrounding it today. Read...

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Henry Eldridge Bourne Professor of History Renee Sentilles recently contributed to the Cleveland Museum of Art's blog, "The Thinker." Professor Sentilles, who specializes in the History of American Women, traces the history behind the women working in the Tiffany Studios as the role of women in America changed over...

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Professor Emeritus Alan Rocke was recently featured in an article published in Popular Mechanics titled "Why Fire is the Greatest Tool of All Time" written by Vince Geurrieri. Professor Rocke, who specializes in the History of Science, speaks to the impact that the discovery of fire had on humans,...

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Assistant Professor Aviva Rothman, who specializes in the History of Science, recently published an article in Physics Today titled "Johannas Kepler's pursuit of harmony." The article focuses on the ways that Kepler connected his musical and cosmological vision of harmony to the harmonious interaction of humans on Earth during a...

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Ph.D. candidate Naomi Rendina recently offered her perspective in an article published in the American Historical Association's (AHA) online newsmagazine Perspectives on History titled "Kids and Conferences: Balancing Parenthood and Professionalism." Rendina spoke about her experience navigating the logistics of parenthood in the professional academic world. Read the entire...

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Jesse Tarbert, who received both his Masters in History and his Ph.D from Case Western University, recently made Contingent Magazine's list of notable articles published in 2019. Tarbert's article, titled "The Quest to Bring 'Business Efficiency' to the Federal Executive: Herbert Hoover, Franklin Roosevelt, and the Civil Service Reformers...

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Professor Daniel Cohen was recently featured in an article published on timesunion.com. The article explores the conviction of Whiting Sleeting, who was hanged for committing the murder of the first police officer in the nation to be killed in the line of duty. Professor Cohen offered his expertise on...

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Professor John Broich has a piece published in the upcoming December 2019 issue History Today. An excerpt of the piece, titled "The Studious Resistance of Marc Bloch," can be read here.

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Members of the Case Western Reserve University community are invited to join the Office of Multicultural Affairs for the next installment of its Faculty Focus series. The next event will feature Ananya Dasgupta, assistant professor of history, Monday, Nov. 25, from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. in Sears Library Building,...

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Professor John Broich recently published an article titled "Why There Is No Kurdish Nation" in The Conversation, outlining the history of Kurdish efforts to secure a nation of their own. The article was republished by Yahoo News, Irish Examiner, and The Chicago Tribune. Read the entire article here. 

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