News & Events

Daniel Naumenko awarded a J. Tour Scholarship in Arts & Sciences for the 2023-24 academic year.

Graduate student Patrick McKenzie awarded a Summer Center for the Humanities and the Arts Fellowship. Patrick will use the funds to support his preliminary fieldwork in Bulgaria this summer. CHA summer stipends are designed for graduate students conducting research in the humanities and the arts who don't already receive university-sponsored...

Graduate student Georgia Butcher awarded a Summer Center for the Humanities and the Arts Fellowship. Geprgia will use the funds to support dissertation fieldwork this summer. CHA summer stipends are designed for graduate students conducting research in the humanities and the arts who don't already receive university-sponsored or external funding...

Ph.D. student Lindsay Johansson successfully defended her dissertation entitled, "Freemont Architecture: Examining Evidence for Regional Consistency in Structure Function Despite Variability in Structural Forms." Congratulations, Dr. Lindsay Johansson!

Congratulations to Anna Wynfield who successfully defended her prospectus, "Reproductive Exclusion: Pregnancy, Pharmaceutical Development, and the Politics of Clinical Trials.” Her committee included Professors Donna Goldstein (advisor), Kathryn Goldfarb, Alison Cool, Carole McGranahan, and Joanna Mishtal. She now advances to Phd candidacy.

Nicholas Puente receives a Student Research Award from the CU Natural History Museum. This funding will support Nicholas's community museum project at Punta Laguna, Yucatan, Mexico. The Museo Najil Tucha project will increase pride in disappearing indigenous languages by creating Yucatec Mayan signage, and tell a local history of the...

Professor Fernando Villanea awarded a Rio Seed Grant for his project, “Optimizing Computer Simulation for Use in Archaic Genomics.”

Kelsey Hoppes receives a Student Research Award from the CU Natural History Museum.

Over a dozen archaeologists from the CU Boulder Department of Anthropology presented their work in poster and paper presentations at the 88th Annual Society for American Archaeology conference in Portland Oregon this past week. Special congratulations to several graduate students who presented at the conference for the first time! A...

On Monday, April 3, Tibetan writer, poet, and activist, Tenzin Tsundue, visited Professor Carole McGranahan's "Anthropology of Tibet" class. He gave an inspiring talk to the students, incorporating his own personal experiences in exile with the broader history of Tibet under Chinese invasion.