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In a front page story, NY Times reporter Frances Robles looks into the murder of Sheets family friends in Joya de Cerén, El Salvador, and the two young sisters who witnessed it. Now refugees in their own country from gangs that formed in the US,

Robin Bernstein was interviewed by NBC news radio last Friday about her study: “Mother's milk changes with the seasons, influencing baby's well-being”. Seasonally-influenced changes in a mother’s environment and diet can have a profound impact on

Sarah KurnickDr. Sarah Kurnick joined our Archaeology faculty last year as a Chancellor’s Post-Doctoral Fellow with an option for tenure track, which she won handily.  Kurnick specializes in ancient Mesoamerica and her research focuses on the

Hale Science Building, CU Boulder campus. by CU Boulder Anthropology - 3D model sketchfab.com1894, Richardsonian Romanesque style. Home of the Department of Anthropology.Gerardo Gutierrez, Project Map, IRISS/Grand Challenge.

Tom Sever and Payson Sheets pointing out two parallel ancient footpaths. They date to AD 600-1300 and connect the cemetery at the top of the photo with a village far down to the right.After teaching for 43 years in this wonderful department, I

Forest regeneration through seed dispersal.          Photo credit: Alain HouleJoanna Lambert co-authored landmark research covered recently in the New York Times. Our fellow primates are in dire straits

Willi Lempert (PhD candidate) just finished his first podcast. Titled "Haircuts and Billionaires," it's the first in a three part AnthroPod series on the anthropology of outer space. Dr. David Valentine discusses topics as varied as haircuts in

Erin Hughes gave a successful defense of her Master’s thesis on Tuesday and will be awarded the MA in May.Her research was on Cutting Corners: The Transition from Corner to Side Notched Points During the Central Plains Tradition. Three cheers for

Meryleen Mena (PhD candidate) has garnered another award. CARTSS awarded her $1000 in GraduateStudent Funds in support of her project entitled Women Detained: Justice and Institutional Violence in the San Paulo Criminal Justice System.

Professor Michelle Sauther. The ring-tailed lemur, an iconic primate that is emblematic of the wild and wonderful creatures inhabiting the tropical island of Madagascar, is in big trouble.According to a new study by the University of Victoria in