The study of history offers tools for retrieving and interpreting the past—and, in the process, for better understanding the questions and challenges of our own time. The faculty and students of Indiana University's Department of History apply these tools to inquiries that range across geographic and disciplinary boundaries.
On this site, you will learn something about the varied work taking place in IU's history community. You will also learn more about the opportunities that await here for students seeking to understand not only what has happened in the past, but what takes place around us each day.
Department Events
- 04/16/08: The Truth of the Humanities Series
- 04/18/08: European History Workshop
- 04/23/08: The Truth of the Humanities Lecture Series
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- November 15: international
- December 15 : domestic
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Dwyer Studies Psychiatric Care for African American Soldiers
How did race affect the psychiatric care offered soldiers in the “Jim Crow” American army of World War II? Were there race-based differences in diagnoses and treatments? What happened to troubled black soldiers once the war ended? MORE...>
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