Recent Undergraduate News in History
WashU History undergraduates are finding new ways to deepen their research and share their work with the wider community.
Undergrad Francisco Perez Organizes Lecture at the Missouri Historical Society
Francisco Perez, an undergraduate in history, organized a lecture at the Missouri Historical Society
Q&A with Living History Scholars
We interviewed the 2026 living history scholars, Calvin Crossland and Jennifer Ong.
Ben Wexler Receives Hamburg Stipendium for Summer 2027 Research
Graduate student Ben Wexler has been awarded the Hamburg Stipendium – Writing in Residence 2027.
How I chose my major: Calvin Crossland
Senior Calvin Crossland found a balance between passion and practicality by pursuing majors in economics and history, two disciplines that help him understand how the world works and how it came to be.
Uluğ Kuzuoğlu Recipient of 2025 Provost Research Excellence Award
Alumni in the News: Dr. Lauren Henley's forthcoming publication, "Inquisition for Blood"
Beyond Broadway: What Branson’s stages reveal about America
Beyond Broadway: What Branson’s stages reveal about America
Interview with The Ampersand: Judaken wins AHA’s Dorothy Rosenberg Prize for groundbreaking study of anti-Semitism
Judaken wins AHA’s Dorothy Rosenberg Prize for groundbreaking study of anti-Sem…
Kim Lacey - The crime of being a wife: Remembering the women of the Gulag
The crime of being a wife: Remembering the women of the Gulag
Jonathan Judaken awarded The Dorothy Rosenberg Prize in the history of the Jewish diaspora
American Historical Association Announces 2025 Prize Winners
Bridget Kelly's AAUW Fellowship - Q&A
Q&A with Living History Scholars
Q&A with Living History Scholars - 2026
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 …