Upcoming Courses

Fall 2025

Categories below refer to the geographical distribution requirements for the history major. Students must take courses in four of the eight areas. These may be at the 100, 200, or 300 level. 

The geographical areas are as follows: North America (HINA), Latin America/Caribbean (HILA), Africa (HIAF), Europe (HIEU), Middle East (HIME), Asia (HIAS), Pre-1800 (HIPR), United States (HIUS) and Comparative/Transnational/Global (HICT). 

HIST 199-01 — Maps & Resistance in Latin America (AIHS, FSHT)

HIST 199-02 — American Foreign Relations to 1913 (AIHS, FSHT)

HIST 199-03 — Presidents & Precedents: A History of the American Presidency (AIHS, FSHT, HIUS)

HIST 199-04 — Watergate (AIHS, FSHT)

HIST 204 — The Civil War & Reconstructions

HIST 213 — Lawrence v. Texas  

HIST 216 — American Culture, 1945-2000

HIST 222 — Hellenistic Greece/Republic of Rome

HIST 227 — The High Middle Ages

HIST 232 — British Business History

HIST 248 — Europe in Crisis, 1881-1949

HIST 260 — Colonial Latin America

HIST 282 — Africa in the 20th Century

HIST 298 — 20th Century Japan

HIST 399-01 — ST: Civil War Memory

HIST 399-02 — ST: Fields, Factories, Robots

HIST 400 — ST: Social Reformers in the Modern British World

HIST 400 (Spring 2026) — The Atlantic World