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Yuti Gao (Biological Anthropology, PhD in Progress) received the Outstanding Graduate Student Poster Award at the 3rd Annual Rocky Mountain Biological Anthropology AssociationConference for her poster "Investigating Variation in Cercopithecoid Oral

CU Anthropology alum Dr. Christopher Morris's (Anthropology, PhD 2014) new book Biotraffic: Medicines and Environmental Governance in the Afterlives of Apartheid is now available through the University of California Press. 51��ý the

Urmi Bhattacheryya (Cultural Anthropology, Phd in Progress) publishes fictional ethnographic piece, "Of Marital Rape, or “What do they do when they can’t find a body?” in Ethnographic Marginalia, on 11 October 2024.Read in the piece in  

Sabrina Bradford (Biological Anthropology, Phd Candidate) publishes "Grizzly Bear Foods: Reference Guide to the Plants, Animals, and Fungi in the Montana Grizzly Bear's Diet. " This new publication from Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks, written by

Nicholas Puente (Archaeology, PhD Candidate) presented his research on the use of caves by ancient Maya peoples at the Colorado Archaeological Society's annual meeting in GrandJunction, Colorado.  Nicholas spoke about the founding of the Punta

Graduate student, Thomas Hanson (Cultural Anthropology, PhD Candidate) accepted and started a permanent position with the Bureau of Reclamation in the Upper Colorado Basin, Western Colorado Area. Thomas now serves as the staff archeologist for the

Professor Carole McGranahan edited and co-wrote the introduction and an essay in HIMALAYA - The Journal of the Association for Nepal and Himalayan Studies Special Section - Himalayan Flashes: Regional Ethnography in Short FormSummaryAs HIMALAYA, the

Graduate Student Sanggay Tashi (Cultural Anthropology, PhD Candidate) published, "Meeting Lhamo," in The Journal of the Association for Nepal and Himalayan Studies.AbstractThis story describes a snapshot of a Tibetan nomadic woman who later

Did you know CU Buffs’ two-way star Travis Hunter (BA Anthropology in progress) is an Anthropology major?  While dominating both sides of the ball, Travis is also diving into the study of humanity. Whether he’s chasing Heisman dreams on the

Professor Kate Goldfarb's co-edited book, Difficult Attachments - Anxieties of Kinship and Care published by Rutgers University Press.DescriptionAnthropologists have long considered kinship as the basis for social solidarity. Indeed, the idea