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American studies professor wins Frederick Douglass Book Prize — the seventh book award for her research on slaves’ courtroom testimony

Professor Sophie White Wins American Historical Association Rawley Book Prize and Named Finalist for Prestigious 2020 Frederick Douglass Book Award

FTT professor and chair Pamela Wojcik to receive 2020 Sheedy Award

Professor Emeritus Robert Schmuhl Writes "Why JFK v Nixon changed the face of American politics"

American Studies and Journalism Journal "Americana" Seeking Papers

American Studies and Journalism Departments Seeking Undergraduate Assistant Editor For New Journal

Department of American Studies in Solidarity with the Movement for Black Lives

Assistant Professor of Native American and Indigenous Studies position

Ansari Institute to help change the conversation about religion with new grant

Black Lives Matter-South Bend: A Conversation with Dr. Dré Bryant

Jason Ruiz Named Chair of American Studies

Sophie White Promoted to Full Professor

American Studies students, faculty, alumni, and staff Open Conversation on Race

Atlanta Courier-Journal References Gallivan Program, Director Richard Jones in Opinion Piece

Irla Atanda '20 Receives Boren Scholarship, Will Spend Next Year in Brazil

Professor Emeritus Robert Schmuhl Answers Questions for NDWorks on COVID-19 and the 2020 Election

American studies professor’s research on slaves’ courtroom testimony garners multiple book awards

Good Morning America head writer Adriana Pratt '12 on how to get started in broadcast journalism

Campus media continue COVID-19 coverage remotely

Professor Emeritus Robert Schmuhl's latest book, The Glory and the Burden, named to Foreword INDIES Book Awards Finalists