History Department

Division 3: Records, Research, & Global Affairs

Study History and Justice

The History Department examines legal, political, and social change through records, research, and global perspectives.

Students build analytical, archival, and research skills while exploring how historical institutions shape justice today.

Explore undergraduate study paths in history, law, justice, and global affairs.

Study legal systems and their historical development.

Examine justice institutions across time.

Explore constitutional ideas and civic change.

Analyze political movements and public power.

Investigate the history of rights and advocacy.

Study crime, law, and justice in historical context.

Examine military justice and institutional history.

Explore colonial legal systems and their legacies.

Complete the department’s undergraduate degree offerings with focused study in civil rights and jurisprudence.

Study civil rights movements, law, and social transformation.

Examine legal thought through historical inquiry.

Develop source analysis and archival research skills.

Connect historical study with global institutions and public life.

Apply to the History Department and begin building a foundation in records, research, and global affairs.

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