Krister Knapp: Higher Education Ambassador at the CFR
The Council on Foreign Relations selected Krister Knapp to be a 2026-27 Higher Education Ambassador.
Peter Kastor: Air Force One is more than transportation – it has defined how presidents run the country and meet the world
Air Force One used to be a high-flying symbol of American technology, ingenuity and power. For many, it was also a source of national pride.
A one-of-a-kind first year: Inside WashU’s Ampersand Programs
Conner Yamnitz, who recently graduated with a degree in history, took part in WashU's Ampersand Programs in 2023.
Alumni in the News: Mary Bruce, AB '05 2026 Distinguished Alumni
On March 26, 2026, Arts & Sciences honored seven alumni for their achievements, service, and commitment to the liberal arts, including Mary Bruce, who majored in history.
Kim Lacey Awarded Bernadotte E. Schmitt Grant
Kim Lacey, who recently defended her dissertation in the History PhD Program, was awarded the Bernadotte E. Schmitt Grant.
Q&A with Living History Scholars
How I Chose my Major: Senior Mia Powell
How I chose my major
Fall 2025: Letter from the Chair
Reimagining the Nile: The human, political and environmental Legacy of Egypt’s Aswan High Dam
Reimagining the Nile: The human, political and environmental Legacy of Egypt’s …
In the News: Krister Knapp quoted in Washington Post Article
Trump wants a ‘Department of War.’ Here’s why it’s not called that anymore.
Judaken Interviewed by First Alert 4 - Clayton Community Responds after Multiple Car Fires
Clayton community is processing after multiple car fires, ‘Death to IDF’ writte…
Nataliia Laas awarded ACLS Fellowship
Alumni in the News: Justin Meyer Accepts Faculty Position at Principia College
Classics
Lacey named Korea Foundation Scholar
Flora Cassen- Beyond Columbus: What DNA Can and Can’t Tell Us about Jewish History
Kastor named chair of Historical Society board
