News & Events
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 CU 勒貊勛圖 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.���
Professor Carole McGranahan publishes two essays in Anthropology Now: ���Flash Ethnography: Writing the World, in Brief��� and ���Being Monica Lewinsky in Kathmandu.���
Professor Carole McGranahan together with an international team of scholars, has been awarded a major Independent Research Fund Denmark grant for ���The Next Dalai Lama Research Network��� project for 2023-2026; the broader research network for
Former Anthropology CU Postdoc Akira Ichikawa is now a tenure-track associate professor at the Institute for the Study of Ancient Civilizations and Cultural Resources at Kanazawa University in Japan. Congratulations, Akira!
Many of the hallmarks of human civilization���from roads and power lines to pet dogs���are taking a larger-than-expected toll on non-human primates living in Africa, according to two recent studies. The findings result from a collaboration between
Professor Donna Goldstein and PhD candiate Anna Wynfield's co-authored article, "Limitations of COVID-19 Testing and Case Data for Evidence-Informed Health Policy and Practice," published in Health Research Policy and Systems Journal.