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Alumna, Emily Hite (PhD Cultural Anthropology, 2021) accepts a tenure track Assistant Professor position in the Sociology & Anthropology department at Saint Louis University starting Fall 2023.    

Graduate student Katie McGuire was among the first in a series of Graduate Student Twitter Takeovers on the ��ɫ��Ƶ account.  The ��ɫ��Ƶ social media team gave her the opportunity to take over the @cuboulder Twitter to talk

Professor Carla Jones' co-authored article: “Revising the AAA’s Guidelines on Sexual Harassment and Sexual Assault”  published in Anthropology News. Five years after the Association produced its first guidelines, a working group is

  Biological anthropology professor Fernando Villanea has a new essay out in American Anthropologist – a response to former AAA president Akhil Gupta’s November 2021 lecture on decolonizing anthropology. Fernando’s essay is “Defense

Graduate student, Chu May Paing, participated in the virtual film festival the Cinemas of Ideas organized by Independent Film Office in UK under her artist name Ma Chinthe. She recited a series of poems written in Burmese and also participated

Graduate student Rob Weiner's co-authored Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports research article, "Were Timbers Transported to Chaco Using Tumplines? A Feasibility Study," featured in ��ɫ��Ƶ Today.  In a new study, several

Graduate student Paige Edmiston's co-edited (with Alexandra Dantzer) American Ethnologist advice column publishes a new issue “Yours Sincerely an Uncertain Anthropologist," featuring responses from Carole McGranahan, Jacqueline Solway, and Angela

Graduate Student Scarlett Engle  presented her research at the NCAIS Graduate Student Conference & The Southwest Symposium.  At the 2023 NCAIS Graduate Student Conference, she presented her paper, "Decolonizing and

Professor Allison Formanack (Assistant Professor, University of Southern Mississippi & CU Anthropology PhD 2018) has a new article in print, "Little White Lies: Hope and Untruth in (White) Mobile-Homeownership." Her article argues that while

Professor Carole McGranahan's “Theory as Ethics” article quoted in Fast Company article on UX research: “UX designers are suffering from a failure of imagination.”