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What We’re Reading: February 6, 2014
Today’s What We’re Reading features the growing backlash against @HistoryInPics, the long reach of David Brion Davis, a consumer’s guide to graduate school, creepy medical photos from the past, and...
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What We’re Reading: February 14, 2014
Today’s What We’re Reading features the centenary of the beginning of World War I, a 1762 recipe for rabbit pie, a cross-discipline placement study on PhD employment, what librarians really look like,...
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What We’re Reading: February 27, 2014
Today’s What We’re Reading features early southern cooking recipes, a discussion of Monuments Men with historian Astrid Eckert, free Amtrak rides for writers, and much more! History Links The Bedroom...
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What We’re Reading: March 13, 2014
Today’s What We’re Reading features historians shining brightly on the Daily Show, new closures at the National Archives, turning GIFs into a language, flaming cats, and much more! History Links The...
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Big Changes in Store for the Future Management of Government Records
On November 28, 2011, President Obama signed the Presidential Memorandum – Managing Government Records. In sum, this directive requires “to the fullest extent possible” that individual federal agencies...
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Oral Histories of Homelessness
As I walk past Union Station in Washington, DC, just as when I used to walk towards Ogilvie Transportation Center in Chicago, homeless people talk to me, ask me questions, wish me a good Tuesday, and...
View ArticleNational Archives Announces $2.62 Million in Grant Awards
On Tuesday, Archivist of the United States David Ferriero announced 30 grants for total of $2.62 million for documentary editing and archival projects. The AHA congratulates all awardees and...
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What We’re Reading: May 22, 2014
Today’s What We’re Reading features the story of the classic white shirt, why STEM needs more gender studies, a database of the best commencement speeches ever recorded, and much more! History Links...
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The AHA Responds to the Relocation of the National Archives for Black Women’s...
On June 12, 2014, AHA President Jan Goldstein and Executive Director Jim Grossman sent a letter to Jonathan Jarvis, the director of the National Park Service, regarding the relocation of the National...
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What We’re Reading: August 7, 2014
Today’s What We’re Reading features a virtual tour of ancient Rome, a regrettable find in a Berlin archive, Mars 2020’s payload, and much more! History Links Rome Reborn 2.2: A Tour of Ancient Rome...
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