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  • Donald Johanson (BA, '66, anthropology)
    The man who found Lucy Donald Johanson wins the 2017 College of LAS Alumni Achievement Award for major discoveries on human origins
    2017-10-26 - Johanson (BA, '66, anthropology) spotted the fragment of an elbow sticking from the ground, and he immediately recognized that it came from a human skeleton. A careful dig followed, and Johanson and his team wound up uncovering 40 percent of a skeleton that was approximately 3.2 million years old—the oldest and most complete skeleton ever discovered...
  • Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program (DACA) Statement
    2017-10-05 -   We the undersigned faculty members of the Department of Anthropology at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign condemn the Trump Administration's recent decision to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program (DACA).  We recognize that this decision is likely to criminalize many of our already vulnerable students, and we oppose that.  Each and every student...
  • 4HAcademyAnthro
    Congratulations to Dr. Petra Jelinek and Alexandra J. Zachwieja (PhD Candidate|Biological Anthropology) who successfully organized and instructed students at this year's 4H Academy in Anthropology during the last week of June.
    2017-07-21 -   Allie says "We really had a great group of 15 students: 9-12th graders from across Illinois. I really tried to give the students hands on experience in 4 field anthropology. We worked with forces of evolution, dog domestication, genetics, human paleontology, tool use, forensic scene recovery, biological profiles, cultural object analysis, museum studies and so much more! It was a great...
  • NIcole Cox -UIUC Anthropology Graduate Student
    Anthropology Doctoral Student Nicole Cox wins the Graduate Student Paper Prize at 2017 Central States Anthropological Society Meetings
    2017-07-14 -  Nicole Cox wins the Graduate Student Paper Prize at 2017 Central States Anthropological Society Meetings for her paper "Troubling Tradition: Questions of Authority, Costume and Embodiment in Kathak"  
  • So Long Asleep, Waking the Ghosts of a War, documentary film.
    Dr. David W. Plath, Emeritus, Department of Anthropology. New documentary film So Long Asleep; waking the ghosts of a war
    2017-07-06 -       Dr. David W. Plath, Emeritus, Department of Anthropology, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign new documentary film So Long Asleep; waking the ghosts of a war has been selected for screening in October during the annual Margaret Mead Film Festival in New York’s...
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    New book by Professors Virginia Dominguez and Jane Desmond published by the University of Illinois Press.
    2017-06-27 - Read more about this book at the University of Illinois Press page for this book.   Chapters include:  Part I. Whose "America"? Whose "Anti-Americanism"? 1. Internationalizing African American Studies, Too: White (West-) German Responses to the Civil Rights Movement ; 2. What We Talk about When We...
  • Dr.Lyle Konigsberg selected as the next Editor-in-Chief of the Yearbook of Physical Anthropology
    2017-06-09 - The American Association of Physical Anthropologists (AAPA) have selected Dr. Lyle Konigsberg as the next Editor-in-Chief of the Yearbook of Physical Anthropology.  This is a five-year position that also provides a seat on the AAPA Executive Committee.    
  • Dr. Kathryn Clancy elected to the Biological Anthropology Seat on the AAA Executive Board
    2017-06-06 -   The American Anthropological Association (AAA) has elected Dr. Kathryn Clancy to the Biological Anthropology Seat on the AAA Executive Board. This is a three year term. Congratulations Kate on being elected to the leadership of the Association!  
  • EVEN IN DEATH, INDIGENOUS BORDER CROSSERS MARGINALIZED
    2017-05-03 -     Of the hundreds of people who die trying to cross into the U.S. from Mexico each year, those with indigenous backgrounds are less likely to be identified than those with more European ancestry, a new analysis reveals. Read more about Dr. Cris Hughes' work here.
  • Professor Helaine Silverman awarded the Sheth Distinguished Faculty award for International Achievement
    2017-03-14 - Professor Helaine Silverman has been awarded the Sheth Distinguished Faculty award for International Achievement for her teaching, research, and acts of public service.  Read the full story here.
  • Giving Names to the Dead: Building the Philippines' First Skeletal Reference Collection
    2017-02-28 - Read about doctoral students Matthew Go and Amanda Lee's work in Manila at "Grad Life: A behind the scenes look at the graduate experience at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign."  The article is available here.
  • The 2017 Field School in Midwestern Archaeology
    2017-02-09 - Click here for more information and an application form (due March 31). Around AD 1050, Cahokia, North America’s first city north of Mexico, was built just across the Mississippi River from St. Louis, Missouri, but after only 300 years, the city was abandoned. Ever since Cahokia was rediscovered by European explorers, the...
  • Inspired by anthropology
    2017-02-08 - Read more here about Chris Nixon's path from anthropology major at UIUC to Interaction designer at Expedia.
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    New book by Dr. Christopher Fennell published by the University of Florida Press
    2017-01-24 - Read more about this book here or at the University of Florida Press page for this book. Chapters include: 1. Introduction: Subversions, Ethnic Dynamics, and Racism. 2. Elite Strategies, Local Networks. Part I. Ethnicity and Commodity Chains in Nineteenth-...
  • Batamaka Somé with Bill Gates
    A Link Between Worlds
    2017-01-20 - Anthropology alumnus Batamaka Somé puts his degree to work bringing relief to developing communities

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