The British Association for American Studies is pleased to maintain a list of news and events from across the American Studies community.
The items below include news from BAAS itself and submissions from other institutions and organisations. You will find posts organised by category below. Each week, the news and events submitted to BAAS, are included on the Weekly Digest mailing. You can sign up to receive the weekly mailing by completing this form.
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Join the British Library and Senate House Library to explore our collections covering Europe, the Americas and Oceania. Get expert advice from our Reference Specialists, speak with curators of our collections, meet researchers with similar interests and develop your academic network at our in-person Doctoral Open Day.
ASANOR (American Studies Association in Norway) is pleased to invite you to our 2026 biannual conference to be held June 4-6, 2026 in Kristiansand, Norway. The theme is "Constituting the US in the 21st Century", and the deadline for abstracts is October 15, 2025. Please find the full call for papers below or on our website: https://asanor.org/2026-conference/
We are delighted to share the latest issue of the BAAS School newsletter. This summer edition features a "call to arms" for American Studies scholars from our new Chair Dr Michael Collins, news of prize winners, & more.
This is a permanent full-time post from September/October 2025 Grade and Salary: Grade 8. £39,355-£44,128. Points for grade: 31-35 Grade 9. £45,413-£51,039 Points for grade 36-40 Grade 10. £52,566-£59,139. Points for grade 41-45. Closing date for applications 23.59 Monday 4 August 2025
History Lab, the Institute of Historical Research's postgraduate network, warmly invites applicants for a number of roles in our 2025/2026 committee. These roles are perfect for PGRs wanting to build community, gain experience, and help to shape the future of history within the United Kindgdom.
A corrective history of the essential role that Black women played in the early Black press.
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