Head of the Russian section, Hoogenboom teaches language, literature, and culture. An expert on Catherine the Great, she researches noble culture, civil society, corruption, sentimentalism, book history, and women writers.

Critchlow, Katzin Family Professor, is an American political/policy historian. The author of numerous book, he was awarded in 2021 the Zebulon Pearce Distinguished Teaching Award in the Humanities

Enloe began teaching at ASU in 2001, and continues to teach a wide variety of online history courses with an emphasis on social and cultural issues within American History.

Baldwin teaches courses such as U.S. History since 1865.

Osburn is an ethnohistorian focusing on gender, race, political activism, and identity in North America.

Horohoe is a faculty associate in history with research interests in US Women's History, US Political History, Public History, The Progressive Era and First Ladies.

Jones is a historian of energy, economics, and environment. He has published on the dynamics of energy transitions and is currently researching the history of economic theories of growth.

Simonton is a historian of Classical Greece. His research focuses on social conflict, the development of political institutions, and the analysis of regime types (democracy, oligarchy, tyranny).

As an historian and lawyer, Davis focuses on civil rights, employment, and property law, and particularly on constitutional issues of race and identity.