Articles

How Cultural Ideas About Mental Health Shape Public Understanding

Dr. David Casagrande, Professor of Anthropology and interim Director of the Environmental Studies Program, attended the UN Climate Summit, along with several students.

Jessica Peng's book sheds light on Indonesia's revitalization of the vocational education system and how it’s shaping policy and the economy.

Niko Jones ’24, a double anthropology and political science major, traveled abroad for a research project involving sandstone preservation in Petra, the ancient city in present-day Jordan.

Sociology Assistant Professor, LaToya Council, studies Black middle-class couples and how stressors shaped by racism and sexism influence work and family life.