GUH Fellow and Faculty publishes online archive of two slave conspiracies in the Spanish territory of Louisiana in 1791 and 1795.
News + Events
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English Professor Bryan Wagner Launches Louisiana Slave Conspiracies Project
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English Assoc. Professor Nadia Ellis Receives 2020 Distinguished Teaching Award
The Academic Senate Committee on Teaching announces Nadia Ellis as recipient of 61st Annual Distinguished Teaching Award.
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UC Berkeley Remote Instruction Extended through Spring 2020 Semester
Chancellor Carol Christ extends remote instruction through Spring 2020.
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GUH Alumnus Sben Korsh Releases an Audio Documentary With the Canadian Centre for Architecture
The audio documentary explores topics revolving landscape architecture, climate change, finance, and the role of designers in the making of the Anthropocene
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Hello Leonora, Soy Anne Walsh
GUH Faculty Anne Walsh in Discussion About Her New Book
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Art History Professor Lauren Kroiz Appointed Director of Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology
Congratulations to GUH Faculty Lauren Kroiz on her new leadership role at the Hearst Museum
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Tom McEnaney on What We Hear When Women Speak
Tom McEnaney's research on sound history featured in New York Times News Analysis
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Ronald Rael, First Latino Acting Chair of UCB’s Department of Architecture
Ronald Rael's interview about his recent appointment featured in ByDESIGN magazine
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Shannon Jackson Empowering Artists in Oakland and Saint-Denis, France
Shannon Jackson Empowering Artists in Oakland and Saint-Denis, France
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GUH Project Director Susan Moffat to speak on Urban Wilds at ASLA 2019
GUH Project Director Susan Moffat to speak on Urban Wilds at ASLA 2019