Bringing great History writing to the public since 2010. Proudly supported by @UT_HistDept.
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In conjunction with @UT_HistDept celebration of Garrison Hall’s 100th anniversary, Not Even Past is proud to present a new article by José Roberto Campos Cordero exploring one of the building’s most distinctive features: its cattle brands.
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We’re excited to share the second installment in our Not Even Past video series.
This episode explores Palo Duro Canyon and the histories embedded in its landscape, based on work by Aidan Dresang, with video by Anna Maier.
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In this installment of Primary Source: History from the Ransom Center Stacks, Rachel Spencer explores a curious seventeenth-century playbook, handwritten corrections, and the mysteries of early modern book ownership.
Alec Ainsworth reviews Thomas P. Slaughter’s The Sewards of New York, a biography that brings the domestic world of William H. Seward—and the powerful voice of Frances Seward—into the center of nineteenth-century politics.
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New Not Even Past video series: Austin’s Old Sneed Mansion, inspired by Dennis Fisher’s “The Many Histories of South Austin.” A landmark and the people who shaped it.
More videos coming!
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#Austin #AustinHistory #TexasHistory
In this new Not Even Past article, José A. Adrián explores the overlooked role of Spanish official Francisco de Saavedra and the Caribbean networks that helped finance the final campaign of the American Revolution.
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In a new review for Not Even Past, Dr. Yoav Di-Capua traces Frederic Jameson’s intellectual journey through his final book, The Years of Theory and reflects on what theory did to the humanities—especially to the writing of history!
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New Not Even Past video series: Austin’s Old Sneed Mansion, inspired by Dennis Fisher’s “The Many Histories of South Austin.” A landmark and the people who shaped it.
More videos coming!
notevenpast.org/many-histori…
#Austin #AustinHistory #TexasHistory
New on Not Even Past!
We are excited to launch Primary Source a revitalized collaboration with the Harry Ransom Center.
Our first piece by Kōan Brink examines the history of a 1535 Coverdale Bible.
Read more here: notevenpast.org/primary-sour…
📢 NEW EVENT + FEATURE
Why does Anglos and Mexicans in the Making of Texas still matter in 2026?
Ethan Peña revisits David Montejano’s landmark study of race, land, class, and belonging in Texas.
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#TexasHistory #PublicHistory #Borderlands #UTAustin
New on Not Even Past!
We’re launching Feats of Sport in collaboration with UT’s Stark Center, exploring how sports shape history and culture.
The first piece explores the Texas rivalry: Longhorns v. Aggies
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Click on the link to read this wonderful article by our very own, Kyle Martin. notevenpast.org/longhorns-v-… #longhornsvsaggies#texasfootball #starkcenter #texashistory #longhornfootball#aggiefootball #universityoftexas
Our latest article by Kara Alexandra Culp explores the Mexican American Civil Rights Institute through an interview with its Executive Director, Dr. Sarah Z. Gould, on public history, MACRI’s origins, and what comes next.
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