- U.S. Foreign Relations, 1914-Present
- The Great War in Europe
- Gender and the Civil War
- Russia in the Twentieth Century
- Medieval Europe
- Sex & Gender in the Ancient World
- Cleopatra
- Global Environmental History
- Native American History
- Jewish History
- World Literature in Context
- Imperial Russia
- Medieval Women Writers
- American Environmental History
- Public History Practicum
- Interpreting Art
- Epidemics in History
- Gender and Genre: Women's Historical Life Narratives
- History of Science & Technology
- Late Antiquity: The Literary Sources
- Seminar in Historical Methodology
- Ancient Near East
- Investigating U.S. History
- History Through Travel
- Civil War & Reconstruction
- British Empire
- Transatlantic Revolutions
- Women & Gender in Europe, 400-1650
- Discovering 19th Century Civil Rights
- War & Peace
- Land of Tsars and Commissars
- Art and Architecture of Ancient Egypt
- Nations and Empire
- Teetotalers to Transcendentalists: A History of Nineteenth-Century Reform
- Early Civilizations
- Slavery in the Modern World
- "Making Sense of the Sixties"
- Ancient Egypt
- 19th Century European Culture & Society
- Ancient Greece
- Modern Architecture
- Investigating U.S. History
- Egyptian Mummies & Modern Science
- Ancient Art
- Early American Republic
- European History from Renaissance to Reformation
- Theory and Methods in History
- Contemporary Art
- Revolutionary Russia
- Junior Research Seminar
- Robin Hood
- Ancient Empires
- U.S. Civil War Regimental Histories
- American Music History
- Medieval Christian, Muslim, Jew
- Ocean Travel
- The Black Death
- Archaeology of Ancient Egypt
- High Renaissance Art in Italy
- The Holocaust in Eastern Europe
- Paris, City of Order and Anarchy
- History of Childhood
- African-American History During Slavery
- The U.S. Black Freedom Movement
- Russia From Stalin to Putin
- African American History Since Emancipation
- Atlantic World
- Political Violence and Revolution in the Modern World
- African American Women's History Through Emancipation
- The Roman Empire
- African American Women Since Emancipation
- Gender and the Civil War
- Art of Philadelphia