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The History Department’s Alumni/Jobs Dinner brought many current and former students together to discuss what can be done with a History degree …

September 6, 2022 | Nicholaos …

This year, we have focused on comedy, good feels, and REVOLUTION! Join us as we examine women and the revolution, an important cultural musical, and a readers series of new …

The Joy of Juneteenth brings Dr. Opal Lee to the City of Huntsville to discuss the history and significance of celebrating the anniversary of the day General Gordon Granger proclaimed the emancipation of enslaved people in …

This summer, I had the incredible opportunity to spend ten weeks working at the Limestone Archives. While there, I digitized and created metadata for a correspondence collection curated …

The land currently occupied by UAH was a nineteenth-century cotton plantation called Avalon. Starting in the early 1800s, Avalon became one of the largest cotton plantations in Madison County. By 1860, 106 enslaved people worked the land and …

The Department of Art, Art History & Design’s annual juried student exhibition showcases exciting work from students across the disciplines. The show includes studio artworks in Drawing, Painting, Photography, Printmaking, Sculpture as well …

UAH BFA photography major Justin LaMar Ward's multimedia works explore identity and the ways that the pandemic brought isolation and subsequent introspection. Ward's narrative exhibition is a journey through reckoning, confrontation …

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