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History
Flax to Linen Project Weaves History With Experience
The path to a deeper understanding of rural New England’s pre-industrial textile economy begins in a muddy field on the edge of UNH’s Woodman Horticultural Research Farm. There, a historian and an agriculture professor, along with students in UNH’s museum studies program, have joined forces for an... Read More
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04/07/23Center for the Humanities Awards Five New Hayes Fellowships
Faculty research will focus on New Hampshire’s history, culture and government. -
01/27/23Passings: Professor Emeritus of History Douglas Wheeler
UNH mourns the loss of a "true gentleman." -
12/20/22On the Bookshelf and Streaming
A year-end roundup of books and recordings published by College of Liberal Arts faculty. -
Recent Stories
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09/18/18 - Faculty HonorsSix members of the faculty from CEPS, COLA, COLSA and UNH Law have received Presidential Chairs and Professorship Awards. Read More -
09/13/18 - Wealth in Ancient GreeceMichael Leese has received a Harvard University Loeb Classical Library Foundation Fellowship. Read More -
06/01/18 -Jason Sokol's "The Heavens Might Crack" appears on The Washington Post's list, "The 39 Books We're Talking About This Summer."
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05/15/18 - Ready to FlyGraduating COLA seniors look back on lessons learned and forward to bright futures. Read More -
03/12/18 - The Heavens Might CrackHistorian Jason Sokol has published a book about the death and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. Read More -
02/06/18 -Nicolleta Gullace, professor of history, is quoted in this Time article on the parallels between today and 100 years ago when British women were newly enfranchised.
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12/06/17 -Historian Jason Sokol reviews a book on slavery and freedom in Detroit for The New York Times.
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11/14/17 -Julia Rodriguez, associate professor of history, has an op ed published in the New York Times: Guantánamo Is Delaying Justice for 9/11 Families
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11/13/17 - From Fear to FearlessCrystal Napoli ’18 has really leaned into the college experience. Read More