HIST courses
274 courses · Wesleyan University · Fall 2026
- HIST 101F — History and the Humanities1 section
- HIST 102F — History and the Humanities II1 section
- HIST 103F — From Protest to Revolution: A Middle Eastern History1 section
- HIST 104F — Islam and Empire Through Fiction1 section
- HIST 106F — Black Reconstruction: The Origins of America's Racial Divide1 section
- HIST 107F — Life of the Modern Fact1 section
- HIST 108 — Time Machines: Bringing the Past to the Present and the Future to the Past1 section
- HIST 109F — With Bold Knife and Fork: An Introduction to Food History1 section
- HIST 110F — Been in the Storm So Long: Grassroots Movements and the Black Freedom Struggle1 section
- HIST 111F — Protest to Revolutions1 section
- HIST 112F — Religion, Science, and Empire: Crucible of a Globalized World1 section
- HIST 113F — The Intellectual History of US Conservatism Since 19451 section
- HIST 114F — From Sumo to Sonic: Japan at Play1 section
- HIST 116 — Environmental History: Telling Stories in Place1 section
- HIST 117 — Chinese Cities1 section
- HIST 118F — History of U.S Social Movements1 section
- HIST 123F — Cinema India: South Asia's Past on Film1 section
- HIST 129 — Philosophy and the Movies: The Past on Film1 section
- HIST 130F — North American Borderlands1 section
- HIST 132 — History of Energy1 section
- HIST 135 — American Food1 section
- HIST 140 — Virtue and Vice in History, Literature, and Philosophy1 section
- HIST 141 — Theories and Models1 section
- HIST 143F — Jesus Chicken: Business and Religion in America1 section
- HIST 151 — Introduction to History: The "Russian World" Past and Present1 section
- HIST 154 — Introduction to History: Twelve Medieval People1 section
- HIST 155 — Cold War Environmental History1 section
- HIST 156 — Intro to History: Protest and Revolution in the Middle East: A Middle Eastern History1 section
- HIST 156F — Introduction to History: The Ottoman World1 section
- HIST 160 — Intro to History: U.S. in the World Since 17761 section
- HIST 161 — Energy Legacies and Ecological Futures1 section
- HIST 162 — Intro to History: The Mediterranean World1 section
- HIST 163 — An Introduction to the Middle Ages: People, Ideas, and Places1 section
- HIST 164 — Bushido and Bullets: Samurai Flicks and Western Films1 section
- HIST 165 — Introduction to History: Slavery and Abolition in the Atlantic World1 section
- HIST 167 — Introduction to History: Yoga: A Global History1 section
- HIST 170 — Introduction to History: American Material Culture1 section
- HIST 171 — Introduction to History: History of U.S. Social Movements1 section
- HIST 171Z — Introduction to History: History of U.S. Social Movements1 section
- HIST 172 — Introduction to History: Germany from Napoleon to the Berlin Republic1 section
- HIST 173 — Intro to History: Heretics on Trial: The Holy Inquisition and Its Enemies1 section
- HIST 174 — Introduction to History: European Reformations1 section
- HIST 175 — Intro to History: Resistance and Revolution in the Atlantic World, 1500-18501 section
- HIST 176 — Introduction to History: Science in the Making: Thinking Historically About Science1 section
- HIST 177 — Introduction to History: Yoga: A Global History1 section
- HIST 179 — Intro to History: Biodiversity and its Histories1 section
- HIST 181 — Introduction to History: Middle East and North Africa in Global Perspective1 section
- HIST 185 — Introduction to History: The United States Empire1 section
- HIST 186 — The Raj: India and Britain1 section
- HIST 188 — Introduction to History: Revolutionary Women1 section
- HIST 189 — Introduction to History: History of the Present1 section
- HIST 190 — Introduction to History: Environment1 section
- HIST 191 — Introduction to History: Pacific Worlds1 section
- HIST 192 — Introduction to History: U.S. Political History, 1789-Present1 section
- HIST 195 — How to Read and Write History: Models from the Past and Present1 section
- HIST 197 — Introduction to History: Foundations of East Asian Cultures1 section
- HIST 200 — The Historian as Detective1 section
- HIST 201 — Medieval Europe1 section
- HIST 202 — History of the Multiracial U.S. West, 1846-Present1 section
- HIST 203 — Modern Europe1 section
- HIST 204 — Greek History1 section
- HIST 205 — Roman History1 section
- HIST 206 — Classic Christian Texts1 section
- HIST 207 — Japan Since 1868: Society and Culture in Modern Japanese History1 section
- HIST 208 — Digital and Visual Storytelling1 section
- HIST 209 — Reenacting Justice: Guns in America1 section
- HIST 210 — The Medieval Middle East: From the Advent of Islam to the Mongol Conquests1 section
- HIST 210Z — Saints, Dervishes, and the Society in the Islamicate World1 section
- HIST 211 — U.S. Labor History1 section
- HIST 212 — Modern Africa1 section
- HIST 213 — History and the Turn to the Present1 section
- HIST 213F — History and the Turn to the Present1 section
- HIST 214 — The Modern and the Postmodern1 section
- HIST 215 — European Intellectual History to the Renaissance1 section
- HIST 216 — European Intellectual History since the Renaissance1 section
- HIST 216L — European Intellectual History since the Renaissance- Service Learning1 section
- HIST 217 — Empires, Slavery, and Revolution: Africa to 18001 section
- HIST 218 — Cities of Islam: Religion, Politics, and Urban Space1 section
- HIST 219 — Russian and Soviet History, 1881 to the Present1 section
- HIST 220 — Authority and Resistance: France Since 18701 section
- HIST 221 — History of Ecology1 section
- HIST 223 — Chinese Eco-Civilization: History, Experience, and Myths1 section
- HIST 224 — Modern China: States, Transnations, Individuals, and Worlds1 section
- HIST 225 — Pirates, Traders, and Colonial Settlers in Maritime East Asia1 section
- HIST 226 — Queen Mothers, Unruly Women: Histories of Gender and Sexuality in Africa1 section
- HIST 227 — Finance, the Stock Market, and the History of Economic Thought1 section
- HIST 228 — The Memory of Slavery in Monuments, Museums, and Media1 section
- HIST 228S — The Memory of Slavery in Monuments, Museums, and Media1 section
- HIST 229 — A Fair Country? Canadian Protests and Progress After 19001 section
- HIST 230 — Rome After Rome: Culture and Empire of Constantinople1 section
- HIST 231 — Guns and Society1 section
- HIST 232 — Your Revolutionary Life: Biography as Political Power from Antiquity to Modernity1 section
- HIST 234 — Crossroads of Knowledge: Eurasia in the Post-Mongol Era1 section
- HIST 235 — Magic, Witchcraft, and Miracle, from Saints to Salem1 section
- HIST 236 — Dante in His World: Politics, Poetry, Religion1 section
- HIST 237 — Making New Worlds: Encounters on Turtle Island1 section
- HIST 238 — Unfinished Revolutions: Uprisings in North America, 1760-18151 section
- HIST 239 — The United States in the Long 19th Century1 section
- HIST 239Z — The Long 19th Century1 section
- HIST 240 — The United States, 1898-20011 section
- HIST 241 — We Were Eight Years in Power: The Reconstruction Era1 section
- HIST 242 — World History1 section
- HIST 243 — How to Make History, or the Art of History: Past, Present, & Future1 section
- HIST 244 — The Ottoman World1 section
- HIST 244Z — Imagining the End: Neoliberalism and the Arts1 section
- HIST 245 — Modern Latin America Since 18101 section
- HIST 246 — France at War, 1934-19441 section
- HIST 247 — The Fall of Rome and Other Stories1 section
- HIST 249 — History of the End1 section
- HIST 250 — World History since 17001 section
- HIST 251 — Empires in World History1 section
- HIST 252 — Botanizing Worlds1 section
- HIST 253 — Latinx History and U.S. Empire1 section
- HIST 254 — Science in Western Culture1 section
- HIST 255 — The Vikings and the Viking Age, 700-12431 section
- HIST 257 — From Chocolate to Coca: Commodities and the Making of Latin America1 section
- HIST 258 — Intimate Histories: Black Women's Sexuality1 section
- HIST 259 — Asians and Pacific Islanders in U.S. Empire1 section
- HIST 260 — Seeking the Land of the Rising Sun: Introduction to Premodern Japanese History and Culture1 section
- HIST 261 — Enlightenment and Science1 section
- HIST 261Z — Enlightenment and Science1 section
- HIST 262 — Atomic Africa: A Technological History of the Cold War1 section
- HIST 263 — Inside Nazi Germany, 1933--19451 section
- HIST 264 — Waterways: Maritime World History1 section
- HIST 265 — From Modern Empire to Economic and Cultural Powerhouse: Introduction to Modern Japanese History and1 section
- HIST 265Z — The History of Surveillance and Information in the United States1 section
- HIST 266 — Visions of World Order: From the French Revolution to the Present1 section
- HIST 267 — Development in Question: Conservation in Africa1 section
- HIST 268 — The Origins of Global Capitalism: Economic History, 1400--18001 section
- HIST 269 — Modern British History, 1688 to Present1 section
- HIST 270 — On Evidence: Archives, Museums, and Prisons1 section
- HIST 271 — Free the Land: Histories of Environmental Racism1 section
- HIST 272 — Law, Court, and Crime in England, 600--16601 section
- HIST 273 — Well-Behaved Women Seldom Make History: Gender, Sex, and Power in Colonial America1 section
- HIST 274 — Crisis, Constitution, and War: the U.S.'s Early Decades1 section
- HIST 275 — Empires on Fire: Revolutions in the Atlantic World1 section
- HIST 276 — Sultans, Saints, and Scholars: The Rise of the Ottoman World1 section
- HIST 278 — Visualizing Firearms History: An Applied Quantitative and Archival Approach for a Project-Based Expl1 section
- HIST 279 — The Making of Modern Japan1 section
- HIST 280 — The Industrial Revolution in Global Context: Economic History Since 18001 section
- HIST 281 — Global Economy: Germany and the World in an Age of Extremes, 1870-19571 section
- HIST 282 — Histories of Ukraine1 section
- HIST 283 — The History of Emotions & Religion: Feeling One's Way to the Past1 section
- HIST 284 — Death and the Limits of Representation1 section
- HIST 285 — Modern South Asia1 section
- HIST 286 — Photography and Law: Mugshots, Privacy and Publicity, Obscenity, Copyright, and Evidence1 section
- HIST 287 — Science in Modernity and After: 20th-Century Science and Technology1 section
- HIST 288 — Delhi: The Past in the Present1 section
- HIST 289 — God & Guns: The History of Faith and Firearms in America1 section
- HIST 290 — Environmental and Industrial History of the Long Island Sound1 section
- HIST 291 — Gender and History: Global Feminist Theories and Narratives of the Past1 section
- HIST 291Z — Gender and History: Global Feminist Theories and Narratives of the Past1 section
- HIST 293 — The U.S. Civil War1 section
- HIST 293Z — The U.S. Civil War, 1861--18651 section
- HIST 294 — Political Fiction1 section
- HIST 295 — Trouble in Mind: The History of Psychiatry in the United States1 section
- HIST 296 — Colonial Latin America1 section
- HIST 297 — Environmental Art: Research through Art/Art through Research1 section
- HIST 298 — Oh Canada: Indigenous Resistance and Settler Colonialism, 1776--18961 section
- HIST 299 — Mapping The Borderlands: The U.S./Mexico Border and Digital Storytelling1 section
- HIST 300 — Issues in Contemporary Historiography1 section
- HIST 301 — The Spanish Civil War, 1936--19391 section
- HIST 302 — Reproductive Politics and the Family in Africa1 section
- HIST 303 — Policing and Power1 section
- HIST 304 — Middle East Intellectuals and Modernity1 section
- HIST 305 — Coexistence and Violence in Europe: Jews, Muslims, Roma and their Neighbors1 section
- HIST 306 — We Were Eight Years in Power: Reconstruction and the Politics of Black Inequality1 section
- HIST 307 — The Economy of Nature and Nations1 section
- HIST 308 — Trump-Evangelicals: the History of Fundamentalism and Evangelicalism in America1 section
- HIST 309 — The Idea of Nature: Theory and Practice1 section
- HIST 310 — Treaty People: Indigenous Diplomacy and Settler Duplicity, 1600-19211 section
- HIST 311 — The History of the Samurai1 section
- HIST 312 — Diggers and Discontents: Doing History from Below1 section
- HIST 313 — Schemers and Redeemers: Capitalism and Christianity in the Early Republic1 section
- HIST 314 — The Political Ascetic1 section
- HIST 315 — Global Histories: Problems in Scale, Scope, Depth, and Time1 section
- HIST 316 — History of Science, Medicine, and Technology in the Islamicate World1 section
- HIST 317 — The Great Game1 section
- HIST 318 — The Politics of Death: The Living, the Dead, and the State1 section
- HIST 319 — Crisis, Creativity, and Modernity in the Weimar Republic, 1918--19331 section
- HIST 320 — Visions of World Order: From the French Revolution to the Present1 section
- HIST 321 — Media and Power in Latin America: From Quipus to Twitter1 section
- HIST 322 — Exploration, Conquest, and Insurrection: The History of the Amazon 1542 to Present1 section
- HIST 323 — No Day But Today: United States Queer History1 section
- HIST 324 — Homelands: Indigenous Worlds in North America1 section
- HIST 325 — Fugitives and Freedman: The Politics of Slavery in the Civil War Era1 section
- HIST 326 — Radical Mapping: History, Praxis, and Grounded Theory1 section
- HIST 327 — Gender and Sexuality in Japanese History Across the Premodern/Modern Divide1 section
- HIST 328 — History as Tragedy: Genre, Gender, and Power in the Alexiad of Anna Komnena1 section
- HIST 329 — Race Discourse in the Americas1 section
- HIST 330 — Introduction to Public History: Working with Museums, Archives, and Historic Sites1 section
- HIST 331 — Pacific Ecologies1 section
- HIST 332 — Race, Capital, and Sexual Consent1 section
- HIST 333 — Appeasement and the Origins of the Second World War1 section
- HIST 334 — Social History of Islam in Africa1 section
- HIST 335 — Nature, Science, and Empire in Early Latin America1 section
- HIST 336 — Development1 section
- HIST 337 — Missionary Mysteries: the Objects and Archives of Wesleyan's Missionary Past1 section
- HIST 338 — History and Theory1 section
- HIST 339 — Chronos Through the Ages: A History of Time and Temporality1 section
- HIST 340 — Policing and Power1 section
- HIST 341 — Body Histories in Africa1 section
- HIST 342 — The Rise of the Conservative Movement in the United States Since 19451 section
- HIST 343 — America's First Civil Rights Movement: Black Activism in the U.S. from the Founding to Reconstructio1 section
- HIST 344 — From World Economy to World Wars: The Age of Deglobalization, 1914-19451 section
- HIST 345 — Media Revolutions: Color Television and the Humanities in the 1960s and 1970s1 section
- HIST 346 — Wesleyan and War: The University's Collections & Connections from the Seven Years' War to Vietnam1 section
- HIST 347 — Foucault: IYKYK1 section
- HIST 348 — Urban Histories of Latin America1 section
- HIST 349 — Is History True?: The Genealogies and Genres of Facts1 section
- HIST 350 — Black New Orleans1 section
- HIST 351 — Beyond 1619: Enslavement in the United States, 1619-18601 section
- HIST 352 — The Communist Experience in the Soviet Union1 section
- HIST 353 — The Communist Experience in the 20th Century1 section
- HIST 353Z — The Communist Experience in the Twentieth Century1 section
- HIST 354 — Slavery and the American Legal System1 section
- HIST 354Z — Self and Text in Roman North Africa: Augustine's Confessions1 section
- HIST 356 — Between Worlds: Change and Continuity in Early Latin America1 section
- HIST 357 — Regulators: The Administrative State in Modern America1 section
- HIST 358 — The "Self" in Self-Determination: Personhood & Peoplehood in Empire & Decolonization1 section
- HIST 359 — Reorienting East Asia: A Thematic Study of China, Japan, Korea, and Beyond1 section
- HIST 360 — Evidence: A History1 section
- HIST 361 — Race and Immigration in U.S. History1 section
- HIST 362 — Issues in Contemporary Historiography1 section
- HIST 363 — Histories of Mexican America1 section
- HIST 364 — Thinking with Objects: Processing a Museum Collection from Southern Africa1 section
- HIST 365 — North/South Borderlands of the United States1 section
- HIST 366 — A History of Incarceration in the United States1 section
- HIST 367 — Life of Modern Fact1 section
- HIST 371 — Fascism1 section
- HIST 373 — Language and Power in Latin America1 section
- HIST 374 — Food Security: History of an Idea1 section
- HIST 376 — Travel and Communication in Europe1 section
- HIST 377 — Comparative French Revolutions1 section
- HIST 378 — LAND BACK! Indigenous Sovereignty Politics1 section
- HIST 379 — The Fire Next Time: The Modern Black Freedom Struggle1 section
- HIST 380 — Transforming Bodies: Movement and Agency in West Africa1 section
- HIST 382 — Anthropocene as Modern Grand Narrative1 section
- HIST 383 — French Existentialism and Marxism1 section
- HIST 385 — Science and the State1 section
- HIST 386 — China as Scientific Powerhouse1 section
- HIST 387 — History of the End1 section
- HIST 389 — Sachem School: Indigenous Lifeways and Settler Radicalism After 16001 section
- HIST 390 — The Redeemed Narrative: Microhistories in Early America1 section
- HIST 391 — The Treason of the Intellectuals: Power, Ethics, and Cultural Production1 section
- HIST 392 — The Acceleration of Europe: Mobility and Communication, 1000--17001 section
- HIST 393 — Materia Medica: Drugs and Medicines in America1 section
- HIST 394 — Seminar: Topics in the History of Europe Since 19451 section
- HIST 395 — "If there is no God, then everything is permitted?" Moral Life in a Secular World1 section
- HIST 395Z — "If there is no God, then everything is permitted?" Moral Life in a Secular World1 section
- HIST 396 — The U.S. South: A Global History1 section
- HIST 397 — United States Overseas Empire1 section
- HIST 398 — Visions of the Future: Capitalism and Colonialism in the World's Fairs1 section
- HIST 401 — Individual Tutorial, Undergraduate1 section
- HIST 402 — Individual Tutorial, Undergraduate1 section
- HIST 403 — Department/Program Project or Essay1 section
- HIST 404 — Department/Program Project or Essay1 section
- HIST 407 — Senior Tutorial1 section
- HIST 408 — Senior Tutorial1 section
- HIST 409 — Senior Thesis Tutorial1 section
- HIST 410 — Senior Thesis Tutorial1 section
- HIST 411 — Group Tutorial, Undergraduate1 section
- HIST 412 — Group Tutorial, Undergraduate1 section
- HIST 419 — Student Forum1 section
- HIST 420 — Student Forum1 section
- HIST 423 — Advanced Research Seminar, Undergraduate1 section
- HIST 424 — Advanced Research Seminar, Undergraduate1 section
- HIST 465 — Education in the Field, Undergraduate1 section
- HIST 466 — Education in the Field, Undergraduate1 section
- HIST 467 — Independent Study, Undergraduate1 section
- HIST 469 — Education in the Field, Undergraduate1 section
- HIST 491 — Teaching Apprentice Tutorial1 section
- HIST 492 — Teaching Apprentice Tutorial1 section
- HIST 496 — Research Apprentice, Undergraduate1 section
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