In This Section News Events News Recent news from the Department of Anthropology Post-doc Sofía Pacheco-Fores Receives NSF Award through the Dynamics of Integrated Socio-Environmental Systems (DISES) program Post-doc Sofía Pacheco-Fores (Anthropology) Liberal Arts Research & Creative Work Highlighted in Tour for University Leadership CLA hosted a special tour for new leadership that highlighted the impressive range of liberal arts research within the college, with visits to labs, galleries, and archives. Pushing Knowledge Forward CLA scholars are committed to tackling today’s biggest challenges and questions. Pride Month 2024 Happy Pride Month! In CLA, we support community environments and academic endeavors that inspire LGBTQ+ pride, growth, and joy. Erin Durban Wins 2024 Lammy Award The awards were given to outstanding LGBTQ+ published work from 2023. Aging-in-Place Through a Critical Disability Studies Lens MaryGrace Trifilio Studies Medical Carcerality in Elder Care Asian American, Native Hawaiian & Pacific Islander Heritage Month 2024 Celebrating our community members and scholarship. Papua New Guinea struggles to find the estimated 670 killed in landslide Department of Anthropology professor David Lipset is quoted in this Washington Post article about the devastating disaster. Fall Course Offerings That Touch on Middle Eastern Politics, History & Culture The College of Liberal Arts is providing a range of classes in fall 2024 that explore issues related to the ongoing violence in Gaza and Israel. Unearthing Voices: A Study of the Korean American Community Anthropology grad student Samantha Schwartz’s research explores a new archaeological topic—the Korean American community. Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Next page ›› Last page Last »
Post-doc Sofía Pacheco-Fores Receives NSF Award through the Dynamics of Integrated Socio-Environmental Systems (DISES) program Post-doc Sofía Pacheco-Fores (Anthropology)
Liberal Arts Research & Creative Work Highlighted in Tour for University Leadership CLA hosted a special tour for new leadership that highlighted the impressive range of liberal arts research within the college, with visits to labs, galleries, and archives.
Pushing Knowledge Forward CLA scholars are committed to tackling today’s biggest challenges and questions.
Pride Month 2024 Happy Pride Month! In CLA, we support community environments and academic endeavors that inspire LGBTQ+ pride, growth, and joy.
Erin Durban Wins 2024 Lammy Award The awards were given to outstanding LGBTQ+ published work from 2023.
Aging-in-Place Through a Critical Disability Studies Lens MaryGrace Trifilio Studies Medical Carcerality in Elder Care
Asian American, Native Hawaiian & Pacific Islander Heritage Month 2024 Celebrating our community members and scholarship.
Papua New Guinea struggles to find the estimated 670 killed in landslide Department of Anthropology professor David Lipset is quoted in this Washington Post article about the devastating disaster.
Fall Course Offerings That Touch on Middle Eastern Politics, History & Culture The College of Liberal Arts is providing a range of classes in fall 2024 that explore issues related to the ongoing violence in Gaza and Israel.
Unearthing Voices: A Study of the Korean American Community Anthropology grad student Samantha Schwartz’s research explores a new archaeological topic—the Korean American community.
