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COVID19: What History Can Teach Us

2019 Diploma Ceremony - Department of History

A lecture by Ellen Weintraub, Vice-Chair, Federal Election Commission Ellen Weintraub, a Federal Election Commissioner since 2002, has been a leading voice for clean and fair elections, free of foreign influence. She is a regular commentator on NPR, CNN, and MSNBCs Rachel Maddow and Chris Hayes shows. More info: www.cmu.edu/dietrich/history/events/2018/fall/ellen-weintraub.html

A forum with the Honorable Max Baer (Pennsylvania Supreme Court) and the Honorable Maureen Lally-Green (Dean of Duquesne Law School, a former judge of the Superior Court of Pennsylvania, and a recipient of Chatham College’s President’s Medal)

The 13th Annual Margaret Morrison Distinguished Lecture in Women’s History: "Medical Bondage and the Birth of American Gynecology," a lecture by Dr. Deirdre Cooper Owens In her prize-winning book, Medical Bondage, Cooper Owens explores how experimental surgeries on enslaved and working-poor women created the specialty of American gynecology. She shows how these experiments also shaped nineteent...

This video focuses on the history of Pittsburgh from its founding until the present. It provides insight into the various economic and social stages the city has gone through from the steel city to a city focusing on education, medicine and high tech innovation.

Friday, October 5 Carnegie Mellon University Moderator: Dr. Davarian Baldwin, Paul E. Raether Distinguished Professor of American Studies, Trinity College Speakers: Dr. Dan Michman, Head, The International Institute for Holocaust Research; and Incumbent of the John Najmann Chair of Holocaust Studies, Yad Vashem Dr. Mitchell Duneier, Department Chair and Maurice P. During Professor of Sociology,...

Christopher R. Browning, Frank Porter Graham Professor of History Emeritus, UNC Chapel Hill Dr. Browning reflects on his book Ordinary Men and developments in Holocaust history twenty-five years after its publication. It is the story of Reserve Police Battalion 101 of the German Order Police, which was responsible for mass shootings and roundups of Jewish people for deportation to Nazi death ca...

Unmaking the Ghetto

What Was Life Like in 1920s Harlem? and Reshaping the City

The American Ghetto as an International Human Rights Crisis, 1945-1948

Shifting ‘Ghettos’: Established Jews, Immigrant Jews and African-Americans in Chicago 1880-1960”

Am I My Brother's Keeper?

Hunger and its Effects on Ghetto Inmates

Theresienstadt 1941-1945: A Model Ghetto Misunderstood

Jewish Resistance in Ghettos in the Former Soviet Union during the Holocaust

Ghetto Labor and Alienation in the German-Occupied Soviet Territories

Practices of Immobility: Popular Music Production and Sensory Perception in Soweto

Citizens, not Subjects: Spatial Segregation and the Making of Durban’s African Working Class

‘Skokiaan’: Criminalized Leisure, Underclass Defiance & Self-Narration

Their World is a Ghetto: Squatters, Space, and Power in 1940s Alexandra, South Africa

The Italian Jewish Ghetto in Context: A Culture of Enclosure and Control

The End of Confessionalism: The Roman Ghetto as a Hothouse for Legal Debate