Featured Articles
June 6, 2025
Sharing Your Research and Expanding your Professional Profile
For many students, historical research is a solitary pursuit with hours spent researching and writing, resulting in a paper that might only be read by a professor or a small group of peers. Historians, however, do not work in isolation, but are part of a broader community with which they share their research through articles, books, and conference presentations.
June 2, 2025
ASU Works with the Eastern Arizona Museum to Recover Lost History
Through a new digitization project, the Eastern Arizona Museum and the Public History Program are preserving local history and asking the public to help identify forgotten faces in a growing digital collection.
By Giovanni Barberio
Published June 2, 2025 History Public History Faculty Katy Kole de Peralta Students Holly Barnard/Lily Crigler/Jaden Hallisey/Giovanni BarberioWhat if a single story could help rewrite a piece of Arizona’s history?
March 19, 2025
Modern Still-Life: Echoes of the Digital Age
Lane Wallace is a dedicated high school teacher with a background in psychology, law, and history, bringing real-world insights into his College & Career Readiness and Intro to Law classes. With experience teaching subjects ranging from World and U.S. History to Drama, he emphasizes practical applications to equip students with essential life skills.
