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The official Twitter Page for the School of History, Philosophy, and Religion at Oregon State University

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Joined September 2013
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Now at Harvard, Oregon State online grad still “over the moon” with religious studies ecampus.oregonstate.edu/news…
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History Career Panel 5/4 @ 4 p.m. | Free via Zoom Meet 5 @OSUSHPR History alumni and learn about their career trajectories since graduation.  Gain practical insights into a wide variety of career opportunities Register via Handshake: beav.es/wvg
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This year on Dam Proud Giving Day the OSU Center for the Humanities is seeking support for #humanities scholarship teaching & engagement @OregonState @CLAOSU in honor of OSU Emeritus Professor Paul Farber, who passed away last year. Please consider giving damproudday.org/campaigns/ce…
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How do pandemics end? I'm thrilled the RT article I organized is out "What Came Next?: Reflections on the Aftermath(s) of the 1918–19 Flu #Pandemic in the Age of #COVID" @JournalGAPE (April 2022), open access @CambridgeCore @CambridgeUP @shgape doi.org/10.1017/S15377814210….
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Coming on @cspanhistory April 2 check out "Pandemic Exhaustion!" a talk and q&a about the 1918-19 flu pandemic with a main focus on the late stages and the turn to "endemicity" originally hosted by @worldoregon @OrHist #pandemic #endemic #flu #COVID19
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@JournalGAPE (@JournalGAPE) profile picture@JournalGAPE@JournalGAPE24 Mar 2022
Replying to @CMcKNichols
@CMcKNichols will be appearing on @BookTV on 2 April at 9:30 AM, 12:15 PM, and 9:15 PM to discuss Pandemic Exhaustion. @JournalGAPE will soon publish a special roundtable chaired by @CMcKNichols that discusses the end of the 1918 Flu Pandemic (stay tuned for more details!).
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Really looking fwd to hosting @TimothyDSnyder @OrHist remote March 29 at 5:30pm Pac, his recent piece connecting past & present @washingtonpost "Putin has long fantasized about a world without Ukrainians. Now we see what that means." @SHAFRhistorians washingtonpost.com/opinions/…
Opinion | Putin has long fantasized about a world without Ukrainians. Now we see what that means.

Opinion | Putin has long fantasized about a world without Ukrainians. Now we see what that means.

Ukrainians understand what Putin wants. That's why they keep fighting.

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Oregon Historical Society (@OrHist) profile pictureOregon Historical Society@OrHist22 Mar 2022
Register for free for this great conversation with @TimothyDSnyder and @CMcKNichols - join us live, or access the recording for a limited time after the event! orhs.ejoinme.org/HATN-Snyder nitter.gq/CMcKNichols/status/150…
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California celebrates its history as a 'free state.' But there was slavery here. "California did the opposite," said Stacey L. Smith of @UOregon_History and @OSUSHPR kqed.org/news/11905371/calif…
California Celebrates Its History As a 'Free State.' But There Was Slavery Here. | KQED

California Celebrates Its History As a 'Free State.' But There Was Slavery Here. | KQED

When California became a state in 1850, it did not allow slavery. That's the history most people know. But in reality, California did allow slavery, and its early leaders sided with the South and the...

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Please join @Professor_KB_, @xicanohistorian, me, and our moderators @Latinohistory and @professormaxk for a virtual conversation on Latinx Oral History this coming Tuesday (Feb. 22).
Civil Rights in Black & Brown (@crbbohp) profile pictureCivil Rights in Black & Brown@crbbohp17 Feb 2022
Join CRBB's @Professor_KB_ @sienriquez and @xicanohistorian for a @YaleRITM panel discussion of their work on the project and their own books-in-progress! Moderated by @Latinohistory & @professormaxk - CRBB book available from @UTexasPress
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#OnThisDay 77 years ago, Auschwitz was liberated by Soviet troops. The Germans established the Auschwitz camp complex in the spring of 1940 in German-occupied Poland. By the time the Soviets arrived, about 1.1 million people had been murdered there. #HolocaustRemembranceDay

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Replying to @CMcKNichols
@CMcKNichols was interviewed on William McKinley, the presidential campaign of 1896, and the transformation of the Republican Party as the US stepped into what Nichols terms the "dawn of a global age." Podcast: @APHpodcast hosted by Kenny Ryan. aph.buzzsprout.com/968959/98…
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Democracy in peril? Disinformation? Omicron surge in historical perspective? We've got you covered Thurs Jan 13 5:30pm Pac "Historians & the News" #HATN @OrHist w/Claire Bond Potter @TenuredRadical & Christopher Nichols @CMcKNichols free, public, w/reg orhs.ejoinme.org/HATN-Potter
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Decolonizing Western Pasts: How Public History and Writing Can Inform Each Other. Environmental historian @DanielGrant9 writes and teaches about multiracial migrations in the North American West. 10/25 @ 4pm | Free via zoom Register: oregonstate.zoom.us/meeting/…
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Join 2021 HC Eminent Professor @CMcKNichols for Rethinking American Grand Strategy, a conversation about the U.S.'s connection to the rest of the world 5/25 at 6pm. ℹ️ More info + register here: beav.es/3qW
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🎧 Thanks to @beverlygage, @CMcKNichols, and @ClareCollege's Andrew Preston for discussing their new book, “Rethinking American Grand Strategy.” Their message: grand strategy in a globalized world needs to embrace far more than defense and diplomacy. cfr.org/podcasts/rethinking-…
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State legislatures across the nation are considering new restrictions on voting practices. What are the origins and aims of these proposed voting laws? Which communities stand to be affected by them? 4/13 @ 4pm | FREE | Zoom @OSUSHPR
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For anyone up late tonight, the talk begins at 10pm EST or 7pm PCT.
OSU-SHPR (@OSUSHPR) profile pictureOSU-SHPR@OSUSHPR31 Mar 2021
We look forward to welcoming @JenniferVEvans, professor of History @CU_History at @Carleton University (Ottawa). We hope you can join us. 🗓️Wednesday, April 7 🕒7:00 p.m. 💻beav.es/Jzo
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Rethinking American Grand Strategy #RAGS just out this week from @OUPHistory is a #1 New Release from @amazon Thanks! The book grapples w/some of the most crucial issues past, present, & future related to the US's role in the world, please take a look! amazon.com/dp/0190695676/ref…
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1/ Women’s History is OSU History: Did you know that Oregon Agricultural College (now OSU) bands excluded women, even up until the early 1970’s? In 1932, Eileen Morency Eason broke the gender barrier to become the first female member of the OAC Cadet Band.
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1/ Women’s History is OSU History: A native of Louisiana, Margaret Louise Carter moved with her five children to Oregon in 1967. In 1974, she completed her Master of Education degree in educational psychology at OSU.
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Helen Margaret Gilkey earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Oregon Agricultural College, where she studied botany and botanical illustration. Later, at the University of California, Berkeley, she became the first woman in state history to earn a Ph. D. in botany. #WHM
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