AUTHOR: Josh Levy
Josh Levy is historian of science and technology at the Library’s Manuscript Division. Before coming to the Library in 2020, he taught courses in history and indigenous studies at the University of South Florida, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, College of Micronesia-FSM, Our Lady of Mercy Catholic High School, and Pohnpei Island Central School. He holds a PhD in modern U.S. history from the University of Illinois, a Master of Theological Studies degree from Harvard Divinity School, and a BA in religious studies from Amherst College.
Most Recent Posts
- When the Horse Flu Came for Alexander Graham Bell’s Boston May 14th, 2026
- Behind the Scenes: The Fate of a Thousand Medals and a Forgotten Catalog April 9th, 2026
- How a Senator Changed His Mind about the Nineteenth Amendment March 12th, 2026
- Made at the Library: Claiming Space in the Capital City of Science February 26th, 2026
- Made at the Library: Outsider. Freud, In-Person Film Screening and Conversation with Director Yair Qedar January 29th, 2026
- Dreaming of a Slow Christmas December 25th, 2025
- Of Note: How a Kitten in a Boot Explains Urban Culture in the Industrial Revolution November 20th, 2025
- Made at the Library: “Outsider. Freud,” In-Person Film Screening and Conversation with Director Yair Qedar September 18th, 2025
- Inside a Physicist’s Investigations of the Spiritual World: William W. Coblentz and His “Automatic Writing” August 28th, 2025