History major

Daniel spent part of last summer excavating in the ancient town of Hippos, one of the ten Hellenized cities set up by the Roman General Pompey Magnus. In this interview, he describes his experiences on the dig.

Alejandro researched the changing attitudes toward Muslims in Al-Andalus from the pre-Crusading era to the 1300s from the Iberian Christian perspective. In addition to written sources, Alejandro was able to travel to Spain and explore the physical space in which El Cid had lived.

As the first recipient of the Dr. Edward G. Gray Award for Undergraduate Exploratory in History, Jeff Lubinski used the award to undertake research in both the U.S. and the U.K. for his Honors in the Major project on Ottoman naval history.

Annalia joined the FSU History social media team as a sophomore — and continued for seven semesters! Find out how this experience helped her grow as a historian, student and communicator.

Talia expanded her senior seminar paper into an Honors in the Major thesis exploring how U.S. cinema from the 1970s to 1990s reflected and reinforced cultural ideas of Latinx masculinity.

Daniel Eide (FSU B.S. History 2025) enjoyed his study abroad experience so much - he went twice! His advice to others is "Go! It is such an eye-opening experience."

In her senior seminar class on architectural history, Delaney researched how FSU was given the stewardship of the Ringling Museum in Sarasota in 2000.

Liam researched and wrote his Honors thesis on welfare and policing in New York City from the 1960s to the early 1990s. In this article, he describes how he worked with his mentor and committee to stay on top of his project and produce a history of New York City in the late 20th century.

Find out what it is like to spend your days on a hillside in Tuscany digging up Etruscan, Roman or medieval Italian remains.

If you want to find out more about Tallahassee history, consider interning at Mission San Luis! Read more about Lucy's experience.