TU paleoanthropologist uncovers ancient humans in Israel
Prehistoric child's vertebra discovered in the Jordan Valley adds to the story…
Research
Risk management and resilience among the ancestors of the Creek Indians
Professor of Anthropology Thomas Foster’s new book, Apalachicola, is the result of…
Recovering 17th-century Indigenous lives and voices
Chapman Professor of English Laura Stevens and two colleagues at other universities…
Digital Modernism
Since 2003, the Modernist Journals Project (MJP) has been a vibrant site…
Language rights at home and abroad
Prolific scholar Eduardo Faingold recently published his 12th book, Language Rights and…
Archaeological research on past land use sheds light on future climate change
Professor of Anthropology Thomas Foster is part of an international team that’s…
Imagining Russian Hackers: Myths of Men and Machines
Media Studies’ Benjamin Peters recently co-convened a multidisciplinary symposium of international scholars…
Choctaw treasures: From New France to Old France
Far from their origins in the vast French colony once known as…
Political science & sociology major addresses 2021 Human Development Conference
This time last year, Liz Williams was living and learning in Senegal.…
Decolonization: Expanding Indigenous representation in post-secondary studies
The lack of representation of Indigenous people and cultures is a concern…
In search of ancient hunters and gatherers
Unable to travel to abroad because of COVID-19, anthropology professor Danielle Macdonald…
Personality matters
Chair of Psychology Robert Tett and his team are meta-analyzing results of…