DePaul University History Department

Play invitation at the Theatre School!

Show opportunity!

Class opportunity!

TOMORROW! our own dr. andrew miller breaks down how three of history's most iconic figures shaped the way we think about masculinity today. vikings, witches, and knights. each one a myth, each one a mirror. and the real story behind all three is way more interesting than anything you learned in school.

here's how the night goes: andrew kicks things off with a lecture, then opens it up for q&a, and then you break into small groups to keep the conversation going over drinks. it's part class, part dialogue, part really good night out.

come solo or bring a friend. either way you're leaving with something to think about. visit letsdofunthings.org for tickets!

Register for the LAS Alumni/Student Career Night and Social!

The History Department mourns the loss of Rev. Thomas M. Croak, C.M. with great sadness.

Read more about his legacy here:
https://www.depaul.edu/news/obituary-for-rev-thomas-croak?utm_source=sfmc&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Staff_Faculty+Edition+-+4-1-2026

History students! On April 16, Dr. John Harney, author of Dreams of a Young Republic: The American Vincentians in China, will hold a special session for students to discuss the role of archival materials in the research process and in final publication. Dr. Harney's research was inspired by materials in DePaul's Special Collections and Archives.

Join the AHA for an engaging online roundtable with professionals who turned their undergraduate training in history into meaningful careers across a range of fields. Panelists will reflect on how studying history prepared them for their professional paths and share insights and advice for current undergraduate history students and recent alumni exploring career options after graduation. The conversation will be followed by a Q&A with attendees.

History Majors at Work: Career Paths for History BAs – AHA History Majors at Work: Career Paths for History BAs Online via Zoom Thursday, March 26, 3:00–4:15 p.m. ET Join us for an engaging online roundtable with professionals who turned their undergraduate training in history into meaningful careers across a range of fields. Our panelists will reflect on...

History students! We are now accepting papers for our upcoming Student History Conference on May 8th! Papers are due April 2.

Historic Sites’ Internship at the Macon County Conservation District in Decatur, IL.

Salary: $16/hour with Free Housing and Paid Time Off

Deadline: March 31, 2026

For a full internship description and to apply/download application, go to: https://www.maconccd.org/get-involved/job-opportunities/ then scroll down jobs’ page to Historic Sites’ Intern.

Please direct questions about questions about the pay, duties, free housing, etc. to Brent Wielt, Historic Sites Manager. [email protected]

The Department of History at the University of Illinois Chicago requests attendance at The Richard Pipes Memorial Conference: The State of the Russian History Field, to be held on the UIC campus next month on April 16–17, 2026.

This conference will bring together leading scholars of Russian history to discuss some of the most pressing and innovative directions in the field. We believe it will be of strong interest to faculty, graduate students, and advanced undergraduates working in Russian, East European, and Eurasian studies.

The event is open to all interested attendees; however, registration is required due to limited space at the venue.

Full details and the registration link are available here:

https://huminst.uic.edu/events/the-richard-pipes-memorial-conference-the-state-of-the-russian-history-field/