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Citino will serve as visiting professor at U.S. Army War College

Submitted by Jessica Deleon on Wed, 2013/05/15 - 12:20pm
The history professor and distinguished military historian will teach courses at the college's Department of National Security and Strategy.

Posted on: Wed 15 May 2013

Campus construction greeted faculty in 1967

Submitted by Carolyn Bobo on Thu, 2013/05/02 - 12:34pm
James Roberts, left, and Gus Seligmann were recognized as longest-serving employees. Find a list of employees recognized May 9 for their five to 45 years of service.

Posted on: Thu 02 May 2013

Military and Texas history, story of an opera available from UNT Press

Submitted by Lori Belew on Mon, 2013/04/29 - 3:56pm
Faculty, staff and students receive a 25 percent discount on books published by UNT Press. Order online, call or visit Stovall Hall office to find books for summer reading.

Posted on: Tue 30 April 2013

Symposium features officer who questioned JFK assassination suspect

Submitted by Carolyn Bobo on Tue, 2013/04/09 - 12:26pm
James Leavelle, former Dallas police detective, will discuss “50 Years Since the Assassination of John F. Kennedy" at the April 20 Texas History Symposium. Leavelle interrogated Lee Harvey Oswald, Kennedy's alleged assassin. Kennedy historian James Giglio also will speak. Learn more, enter to win free admission.

Posted on: Tue 09 April 2013

Women's history museum executive lecture scheduled March 27

Submitted by Carolyn Bobo on Mon, 2013/03/25 - 10:37am
“Mainstreaming Women’s History” - a free lecture by Joan Wages, chief executive officer and president of the National Women’s History Museum - will be March 27. March is National Women’s History Month. The lecture is sponsored by the Department of History.

Posted on: Mon 25 March 2013

Are Texans special?

Submitted by Carolyn Bobo on Thu, 2013/02/28 - 3:21pm
The study of history is vital to understanding our lives today, says professor Mike Campbell.

Posted on: Thu 28 February 2013

Emancipation Proclamation celebrates landmark anniversary

Submitted by Carolyn Bobo on Thu, 2013/01/17 - 4:31pm
The state constitution is a legacy of Lincoln's proclamation and reconstruction, explains Andrew Torget.

Posted on: Thu 17 January 2013

Military historian Citino available at book signing

Submitted by Nancy Kolsti on Mon, 2012/06/11 - 1:59pm
Robert Citino, professor of history, will sign copies of "The Wehrmacht Retreats: Fighting a Lost War, 1943," from 1 to 3 p.m. June 16 at the Barnes & Noble Booksellers in Denton’s Golden Triangle Mall.

Posted on: Tue 12 June 2012

Fun Fact: What campus event occurred the same year the Titanic sank?

Submitted by Jessica Deleon on Mon, 2012/04/09 - 4:58pm
The luxury ship sank 100 years ago on April 15, 1912. But other big news had taken place here, then called North Texas State Normal School. Learn more, enter to win.

Posted on: Mon 09 April 2012

Two March 8 lectures celebrate Women's History Month

Submitted by Brooke Nottingham on Tue, 2012/02/28 - 1:45pm
Laura Bier, assistant professor of history at Georgia Tech, will discuss the role of women in Egyptian revolutions, and Laura Roskos, president of the U.S. Section of the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom, will discuss human rights.

Posted on: Tue 28 February 2012

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