TU students taking the interdisciplinary class “The Roots of Hamilton: Relics of Resistance in the Black Atlantic World” had the chance to travel to St. Croix. They were able to visit Alexander Hamilton’s boyhood home and see different sites of... MORE
Anthropology
Student Blog: Reflections on St. Croix
TU students taking the interdisciplinary class “The Roots of Hamilton: Relics of Resistance in the Black Atlantic World” had the chance to travel to St. Croix. They were able to visit Alexander Hamilton’s boyhood home and see different sites of... MORE
Student Blog: Buck Island Reef National Monument
TU students taking the interdisciplinary class “The Roots of Hamilton: Relics of Resistance in the Black Atlantic World” had the chance to travel to St. Croix. They were able to visit Alexander Hamilton’s boyhood home and see different sites of... MORE
Student Blog: Maroon Ridge the Footsteps of the Ancestors
TU students taking the interdisciplinary class “The Roots of Hamilton: Relics of Resistance in the Black Atlantic World” had the chance to travel to St. Croix. They were able to visit Alexander Hamilton’s boyhood home and see different sites of... MORE
Student Blog: Experiences at Fort Frederik
TU students taking the interdisciplinary class “The Roots of Hamilton: Relics of Resistance in the Black Atlantic World” had the chance to travel to St. Croix. They were able to visit Alexander Hamilton’s boyhood home and see different sites of... MORE
Student Blog: Attending the Friedensthal Moravian Church
TU students taking the interdisciplinary class “The Roots of Hamilton: Relics of Resistance in the Black Atlantic World” had the chance to travel to St. Croix. They were able to visit Alexander Hamilton’s boyhood home and see different sites of... MORE
Student Blog: History Through Plants at the St. George Botanical Garden
TU students taking the interdisciplinary class “The Roots of Hamilton: Relics of Resistance in the Black Atlantic World” had the chance to travel to St. Croix. They were able to visit Alexander Hamilton’s boyhood home and see different sites of... MORE
Seventh Graders Get Bad to the Bone with the TU Anthropology Department
Wide-eyed seventh graders look on as Associate Professor of Anthropology Miriam Belmaker explains the difference between the bones of a man and a woman. Some are in awe of holding a real human skeleton and others sketch the perfect skull.... MORE
Rachel Wolf is TU’s first Boren Scholar
The University of Tulsa boasts its first David L. Boren Scholar, Rachel Wolf, an anthropology, Russian studies and music sophomore with a penchant for investigative research. Most students don’t spend winter break with their head in a book, but in... MORE
Professor Pickering on Kid-Friendly Anthropology
Anthropology sparks curiosity in the minds of children, but only if the teacher can weave the intricate and compelling human history into bite-size stories digestible for youth. TU Professor of Anthropology Bob Pickering writes children’s books to introduce children to... MORE