MSU Serling Institute for Jewish Studies, History department partner to bring traveling exhibit, “Americans and the Holocaust” from the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum to Library of Michigan in Lansing 

January 23, 2025 – Emily Jodway The Michael and Elaine Serling Institute for Jewish Studies and Modern Israel at Michigan State University and the MSU Department of History are partnering this month with the Library of Michigan, the Zekelman Holocaust Center, and the Raoul Wallenberg… Continue Reading MSU Serling Institute for Jewish Studies, History department partner to bring traveling exhibit, “Americans and the Holocaust” from the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum to Library of Michigan in Lansing 

MSU Celebrates Black History Month with Fred Kudjo Kuwornu’s ‘We Were Here’ Film Screening

To celebrate Black History Month, Dr. Liam Brockey, Professor of History at MSU, invited Fred Kudjo Kuwornu, a film director, to show and discuss his new film, “We Were Here – The Untold History of Black Africans in Renaissance Europe”. Michigan State University is hosting… Continue Reading MSU Celebrates Black History Month with Fred Kudjo Kuwornu’s ‘We Were Here’ Film Screening

Professor Stewart publishes new article in Journal of World History

Gordon T. Stewart “1774: the Scottish Enlightenment meets the Tibetan Enlightenment,” Journal of World History vol.22, no.3 ( September 2011), pp. 455-492. The 1774 meeting between Lobsang Palden Yeshes (1738-1780), the Third Panchen Lama, and George Bogle (1746-1781), an agent of the East India Company,… Continue Reading Professor Stewart publishes new article in Journal of World History