UF President a History Student for a Day
Most UF undergraduates appreciate the energy and talent that Dr. Steven Noll brings to the classroom; now one of Gainesville’s newest residents knows this as well. UF President Kent Fuchs… Read More
Natalie Scholz on the Volkswagen Beetle
Only a few years after WWII the Volkswagen Beetle became one of the most prominent political symbols of West German society’s economic recovery and its new beginning as a Western… Read More
Matt Gallman’s New Book on Civil War Photography
The History Department is proud to announce the impending publication of Dr. J. Matthew Gallman’s new book, Lens of War: Exploring Iconic Photographs of the Civil War, which he co-edited… Read More
Lillian Guerra on Cuba After Fidel
What will happen to Cuba after the death of Fidel Castro? UF historian Dr. Lillian Guerra addresses that question in a recent piece written for the Huffington Post. As a… Read More
Luise White’s New Book on Sovereignty
Congrats to Dr. Luise White, who is publishing her new book, Unpopular Sovereignty: Rhodesian Independence and African Decolonization, with the University of Chicago Press. White challenges the traditional narrative that describes… Read More
