Matthew Lenoe published the op-ed "Some observers mistakenly blame Putin's invasion on an old doctrine" in The Washington Post.

Laura Smoller was featured in an episode of the podcast Build for Tomorrow, where she discussed practices of predicting the future in medieval Europe.

Mical Raz published the op-ed "Fringe cries for 'anti-grooming' measures can sway policy" in The Washington Post. She co-authored the piece with Paul Renfro of Florida State University.

Marianne Kupin-Lisbin won a 2022 University of Rochester Edward Peck Curtis Award for Excellence in Teaching by a Graduate Student.

Andrew Russo received a research grant from the American Institute for Maghrib Studies to support three months of study in Tunisia. He’ll be heading to Tunisia at the end of his Fulbright year in Spain and Morocco.

Chloe Campbell '23 received a prize at the 2022 Writing Colloquium Awards dinner. "Life in the Death Strip: Examining the History of Germany's 'Green Belt' and the Paradox of Militarized Conservation," written for History of Nature (HIST 300W), won in the social sciences category.

Megan Emery '23 received a prize at the 2022 Writing Colloquium Awards dinner. "The Emergence of White Racial Sovereignty from 1803-1830: How the Louisiana Purchase Induced the Formation of a Unique White Identity Leading to Indian Removal," written for History of White Supremacy (HIST 267W), received an honorable mention in the social sciences category.

Austen Walker '22 received a prize at the 2022 Writing Colloquium Awards dinner. "Juana and Me: Into the Erotic Archive," written for The Other Atlantic (HIST 386W), won in the humanities category.

Five history majors and three minors were named to the University of Rochester's chapter of Phi Beta Kappa: Philip Cavallo, Sebastian Cordero Velastegui, Samuel Smith, Niharika Thakur, Hannah Yeager, Daler Beisenbayev, Jared Forer, and Austen Walker.

Debra Meyers (PhD '97) co-edited an anthology, Spiritual Healing from Sexual Assault: An Intersectional Guide, with Mary Sue Barnett. It will be published with Routledge in 2023. Their anthology Hating Girls: An Intersectional Survey of Misogyny (Brill, 2021) will be out in paperback in June 2022.

Marjorie Elizabeth (Beth) Plummer (BA '85) has recently published her second monograph, Stripping the Veil: Convent Reform, Protestant Nuns, and Female Devotional Life in Sixteenth-Century Germany (Oxford, 2022). She also has been promoted to full professor at the University of Arizona, where she holds the Susan C. Karant-Nunn Chair in Reformation and Early Modern European History and is currently the Acting Director of the Division for Late Medieval and Reformation Studies.

Serenity Sutherland (PhD '17) published "Pedagogies of Scholarly Editing and Digital History in the Seward Family Digital Archive" in Scholarly Editing.