Professor Holmes publishes "Necrocapitalism, Or, THE VALUE OF BLACK DEATH," an insightful new contribution to Bully Bloggers, an online queer word art group.
Dr. Carroll was invited to serve as a commentator for the Anthropology and Environment Society Engagement Blog (a section of the American Anthropological Association) on the topic of "Environmental Anthropology of Settler Colonialism.”
Congrats to Professor Villanueva on the publication of his new book, Lynching of Mexicans in the Texas Borderland (2017) by the University of New Mexico Press!
Congrats Dr. Sepúlveda on the new book, Global Latin(o) Americanos: Transoceanic Diasporas and Regional Migrations, published by Oxford University Press!
The 2017 Critical Sports Studies Sport and Social Justice Lecture Series presents a talk by Representative Brian Sims on "LGBT Athletes, Advocates & Allies." Come join us on Thursday, April 20, 2017 from 2:00pm-3:15pm in GOLD Biosciences, Room A2B70!
Dr. Clint Carroll received a prestigious faculty early career award from the National Science Foundation. Through a tribally-driven, integrated research and education project, Dr. Carroll will explore barriers to land-based cultural practices among Cherokee people in Oklahoma, and will promote cultural and ecological resiliency through the intergenerational transfer of traditional...
The 2017 Critical Sports Studies Distinguished Lecture Series presents a talk by Professor David C. LaFevor on "Jack Johnson and the Great White Hope in Havana: Prizefighting and Identity on the Margins of U.S. Empire." Come join us on Friday, February 24 from 1:00-2:30pm in Humanities, Room 150!
Professor Maeda was recently awarded the College Scholars Award, presented by CU-Boulder's College of Arts & Sciences. The award will be used to support Dr. Maeda's writing of a cultural biography of the martial artist and actor, Bruce Lee. Congrats, Dr. Maeda!
The Dr. George Rivera Social Justice Scholarship will be awarded annually to an Ethnic Studies major or minor who demonstrates a commitment to justice, community, and diversity. It honors the long and inspiring legacy of advocacy on behalf of faculty and students of color established by Professor Rivera over many...
