We hope you'll join the Temple University History Department and Feinstein Center on Friday, 24-February for an Urban History Workshop featuring Paige Glotzer and their book, 'How the Suburbs Are Segregated.'

My new class banner. Graphic design is my passion.

Thrilled to announce the Spring 2023 line-up for TU History Dept Urban History Workshop (@UrbanHistoryA ). We start off with the amazing Paige Glotzer. Then welcome Destin Jenkins (virtual) and the homecoming of melanie newport

#WednesdayWisdom from Paige Glotzer (Paige Glotzer), author of 'How the Suburbs Were Segregated'

(Check out this week's #FairHousingMonthOfAction challenges to listen to 'Paige Glotzer on How the Suburbs Were Segregated' on the Who Makes Cents podcast: thehousingcenter.org/action)

Since nominations are open for SACRPH's biennial awards, let's spotlight the winner of the 2021 Lewis Mumford Prize. @apaigeoutofhist at @uwmadison was recognized for her book How the Suburbs Were Segregated. Find out more about the Mumford Prize: sacrph.org/2023-awards-co…

The Temple History Department and I have postponed my Urban History Workshop in order to support striking graduate students. I hope that by the time I make it to Philly, grad students will have a fair contract, living wage, and good benefits. #TUGSAstrike #TempleUnionMade

Please join Hard Histories at Hopkins on Monday, April 15 for their event, Hopkins Alums Take On Hard Histories, with Martha S. Jones, JD, PhD, Paige Glotzer, and Jennie K.Williams.

Register here: zoom.us/webinar/regist…

One of my favorite moments as a professor is when students realize how much they can infer about the daily lived experiences of people from a source as impersonal as a Sanborn fire insurance map. It's like a little fanfare plays and they level up.

I recorded an episode about the history of housing segregation for the PBS Wisconsin show University Place. The episode is online now and will air on March 20th at 9 PM Central. Tune in! pbswisconsin.org/watch/universi…

Rereading Railroaded for tomorrow's class on Gilded Age corporations and I was not prepared for Richard White to go hard like this: 'In 1888 Edward Bellamy, surely one of the worst novelists of the nineteenth century, wrote, as bad novelists often do, a best seller.'

Just a heads up, in solidarity with TUGSA and grad student workers TU History Dept , Paige Glotzer's much anticipated talk this week has been postponed. It will happen after there is a fair, signed and sealed contract.

Thank you, Paige Glotzer, for the solidarity with our TUGSA union siblings here in the TU History Dept department and all across Temple University.

God, I love Sanborn maps.

When I'm not doing historian stuff, I enjoy creating sweaty names when I'm birding. There's a red-shouldered hawk in my neighborhood that I named Howard the Hawk. Turns out he has a mate. Should it be Lauren Bacawl, Chantal Hawkerman, or Amy Hawkerling? (Not quitting my day job.)

Thank you to all the members of the #BHC prize committees for your hard work and dedication in recognizing exceptional scholarship in our field! Roger Horowitz Ai Hisano Justene Hill Edwards Paige Glotzer Sarah elvins Laurent Beduneau-Wang Adam Frost ⬇️ 🧵

Paige Glotzer Thank you!

I gotta admit, per my last tweet, Richard White inspired me to order a copy of Looking Backward. I think I've found my venn diagram of teaching the Gilded Age and being a fan of bad movie podcasts.

Paige Glotzer (Paige Glotzer) discusses the history of housing segregation on PBS Wisconsin's University Place. The episode is available to view online and will air on Monday, March 20th at 9:00 PM.

pbswisconsin.org/watch/universi…

The Business History Conference Ai Hisano Paige Glotzer Sarah elvins Laurent Beduneau-Wang Adam Frost Bravo!