UofL History

UofL History The History Department at the University of Louisville We offer a full range of courses, from our introductory History of Civilizations to graduate classes.

Established in 1907, the Department of History is one of the original departments of the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Louisville.

Congratulations to UofL History Department's Chaz Yingling on the co-authored publication of a fascinating topic in the ...
05/18/2026

Congratulations to UofL History Department's Chaz Yingling on the co-authored publication of a fascinating topic in the dynamic field of animal history, _The Once & Future Cow: Agency, Appetite, and the Anthropocene_. Dr. Yingling also has a forthcoming book, _Canine Power: A Violent History of Race and Resilience_

This groundbreaking book shows how cows' choices have influenced the economic, agricultural, and socio—political development of the Americas.Tracing the interconnected transformations of cattle, land, and labor from the 18th—century colonial Caribbean to the early...

You’re sorry you missed this amazing event today! Three day smelting event in front of a red Barn
04/15/2026

You’re sorry you missed this amazing event today! Three day smelting event in front of a red Barn

Very cool event coming up next week -hands on smelting demonstration! Organized by History Department's Dr. Rebecca Devl...
04/09/2026

Very cool event coming up next week -hands on smelting demonstration! Organized by History Department's Dr. Rebecca Devlin

April 9, 2026 | Students at the University of Louisville will have a rare opportunity to step back in time—and get their hands dirty—during an upcoming Bloomery Smelting Workshop led by Dr. Andrew Welton, Experimental Archaeologist and Specialist in Early Medieval Metallurgy.

Don't miss next week's living history/experimental archaeology events! Interactive bloomery smelting workshop April 13-1...
04/08/2026

Don't miss next week's living history/experimental archaeology events! Interactive bloomery smelting workshop April 13-15 from 9-5; public lecture by Dr. Andrew Welton April 13 at 6pm. More info at

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