News & Events
- Kelsey Hoppes (PhD Archaeology in Progress) awarded a Dana Deger Memorial Scholarship from the Nebraska Archeological Soceity. Congratulations, Kelsey!
- Congratulations to Professor Terry McCabe who, together with colleagues Paul Leslie and Amy Quandt, just received a big NSF grant for research on compound extreme events in northern Tanzania. A project description is below. Collaborative
- Congratulations to our newest professor bioarchaeologist Lauren Hosek on this wonderful ¾«Æ·SMÔÚÏßӰƬ Today coverage of her ongoing research in Denver. Lauren Hosek cradles a human jawbone in the palm of her gloved hand—it’s brown and
- The Department of Anthropology welcomes Professor Carole McGranahan as incoming chair of the Department of Anthropology at the ¾«Æ·SMÔÚÏßӰƬ, effective July 1. Professor McGranahan was elected to succeed Associate Professor Jerry
- In the article, Professor Kate Goldfarb discusses the collaboration between ¾«Æ·SMÔÚÏßӰƬ and the Louisville Historical Museum and their efforts to preserve narratives from the devastating Marshall Fire. Around 11 a.m. on Dec. 30, 2021, a wildfire
- Georgia Butcher (PhD Cultural Anthropology in Progress) featured on A Life In Ruins Podcast. On the podcast, Georgia discusses the anthropology of the summer blockbuster movie Top Gun. Listen in here; Life in Ruins Podcast
- Professor Fernando Villanea's research on Denisovan genes in modern populations featured on the The Economist podcast. Listen Here
- Professor Lauren Hosek discusses the relocation of the Sisters of Loretto project on Denver channel 7 news. In the piece, Professor Hosek explains how this project has given her and her students the opportunity to practice archaeological pursuits
- Kevin Darcy (PhD Cultural Anthropology in Progress) featured in A&S Magazine. The article, "Students Opening Doors" showcases Kevin's work to improve communication about disabilities and to strengthen training for faculty, students and staff to
- Congratulations to Graduate student Paige Edmiston (PhD Cultural Anthropology in Progress) and her U Pitt colleague Alexandra Dantzer's for the online American Ethnologist publication of their ethical anthropology series, "Yours Sincerely