Emmanuel College History Department

11/05/2024

Come join me next Tuesday!

05/19/2024

Another crop of outstanding historians ready to leave their mark on the world. Congrats to the class of 2024!🙏

01/02/2024

Hello from the Pantheon

11/08/2023

https://daily.jstor.org/indigenous-kings-in-londontown/?utm_campaign=generalmarketing&utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_content=twitter&fbclid=IwAR0qt2ldUXR-fmaJVmgJMJVqoKJRKVNftWj8m8REA5rkFH33xA_GRqqiv50_aem_AfQh_7r5rVRsYCy6hhxJjLkbfRJiDIbTm6fWFfSB2fCVXj5SATlhkYyRTT4TPrG72jA

In 1710, Queen Anne of England feted four Native American dignitaries—would-be political allies. Their presence at a performance of Macbeth caused a stir.

11/06/2023

It’s okay to laugh…

https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/roland-the-farter-professional-flatulence?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=atlas-page&fbclid=IwAR0VbBhgOpXUvvo_GE7vUKFYdozFEYqHT025SkStM9nl7p87uLFWazteJ6w_aem_AcTGG290s3CLWkhIPwoI8HqHRKlJZlDQj5pC_dm_u5P5O51Szm72fQPxn--zrNd7ASg

Roland, court minstrel to 12th century English king Henry II, probably had many talents.

06/13/2023

The unseen impact of climate change.

“If you think about what we’ve lost, it’s the whole house. It’s all gone,” said Meghan Howey, a UNH anthropology professor studying early colonial sites along the Seacoast.

05/15/2023

This group! The 2023 history graduates (most of them). A great collection of historians and fellow humans. Congratulations! 🎉🎉

02/26/2023

A historian doing historian things…

02/10/2023

Hey History Alumni, just a quick pic to show you faculty do research like you used to: 20 windows open at a time!

12/05/2022

Little bit of Holiday decorating in the Department hallway!