Featured Articles
June 19, 2020
COVID-19 Archive
From photos of empty store shelves to Facebook memes, the evolving digital and public archive on the Covid-19 pandemic showcases the multitude and diverse responses to this momentous time.
“I think this quarantine has taught people so much, there are so many factors that are significant to talk about.
June 19, 2020
Beth Hebrew Project
Rescue, Resilience and Renewal. Thestory of Beth Hebrew, Phoenix
The Beth Hebrew is a mid-century synagogue currently located in downtown Phoenix. It was the first Orthodox synagogue in Phoenix when it was established in the 1950s, and it later became home to a Latino Pentecostal Church and an African-American Theater.
May 6, 2020
Climates of Inequality exhibit flows through U.S. highlighting history grad students’ work
The Climates of Inequality project is an international traveling exhibit that launched in New Jersey in October 2019; it will travel to Phoenix in 2022. The exhibition is a collaboration between students and faculty at more than 20 universities worldwide, with each contributing panels to the project.
Spark is a collection of public humanities efforts in the community. From the people and their inspiration to the research and its results, these stories are igniting our society.
Upcoming SHPRS Events
'Reflections on the Revolution in America: An Outsider's Perspective on the United States' Douglas Murray- Friday January 28, 6:00pm
- Neeb Hall
PHL Engaging Citizenship Luncheon — Professor Dan DiSalvo- Tuesday February 1, 11:30am
- ASU University Club
