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Arab-American Heritage Month

Welcome to History.

April is Arab American Heritage Month. View Recommended Readings.Ìý

Undergraduate Peer Guides

Meet your new History Peer Guides

Not sure what courses to take next semester? Interested in options and strategies for your History Major or Minor? Considering turning your interest in history into a minor or major? Want perspectives from students with History experience? Reach out to one of our new History Peer Guides.

To Be a Palestinian Historian in Israel - Dr. Leena Dallasheh, April 8

ÌýJoin us for a talk with Dr. Leena Dallasheh as she discusses the intersection of historical research and activism in Palestine/Israel.

ºÚÁÏÉçÇøÍø 34th Athearn Lecture Series - Maggie Blackhawk, NYU

Lecture: The Constitution of American Colonialism - Maggie Blackhawk, NYU Law, April 14

Why Study History?

Historians study the past, in all of its complexity, to better understand our contemporary world and the forces that created it. When students understand the past, they recognize their power to shape the present and the future.

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But can you make a good living with a degree in History? Yes!

A bar chart of CU Alumni earnings by area of study showing History alumni as some of the top earners above the social sciences, engineering, and the computer sciences, among other subjects.