News & Events News & Events Catch up with our latest news, upcoming events, and faculty and student accomplishments. On This Page: Recent News Spring 2026 Anthropology Courses See what the Department of Anthropology has to offer this Spring! Meet our 2024 Alumni Award Winners Eleven exceptional alumni who are champions of change. Meet this year's Outstanding Alumni recipients. A Graduate Internship that Confirmed a Career Path Anthropology graduate student Laura Pott discusses her CLA summer internship experience, and how it has set her up for a career in research. Welcome to CLA: New Faculty for the 2025–26 Academic Year Please join us in welcoming several new faculty and instructors to the College of Liberal Arts community. Latinx Heritage Month 2025 Honoring our Chicanx and Latinx students, staff, faculty, alumni, and community partners. Upcoming Events In-Person Event, December 09, 2025 Eve Krakowski (Princeton University) Presents: How the Ketubba Became Jewish The ketubba, or Jewish marriage contract, is the best-recognized and most widely-used kind of Jewish legal document. But it is also the sole surviving descendant of an ancient… Hybrid Event, April 20, 2026 5th Annual Gudeman Lecture 5th Annual Stephen F. Gudeman Lecture: John (JC) Sayler
Meet our 2024 Alumni Award Winners Eleven exceptional alumni who are champions of change. Meet this year's Outstanding Alumni recipients.
A Graduate Internship that Confirmed a Career Path Anthropology graduate student Laura Pott discusses her CLA summer internship experience, and how it has set her up for a career in research.
Welcome to CLA: New Faculty for the 2025–26 Academic Year Please join us in welcoming several new faculty and instructors to the College of Liberal Arts community.
Latinx Heritage Month 2025 Honoring our Chicanx and Latinx students, staff, faculty, alumni, and community partners.
In-Person Event, December 09, 2025 Eve Krakowski (Princeton University) Presents: How the Ketubba Became Jewish The ketubba, or Jewish marriage contract, is the best-recognized and most widely-used kind of Jewish legal document. But it is also the sole surviving descendant of an ancient…
Hybrid Event, April 20, 2026 5th Annual Gudeman Lecture 5th Annual Stephen F. Gudeman Lecture: John (JC) Sayler
