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Anthropology student Alex Krantzler wins the Undergraduate Student Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Award
/in NewsAlexandra (Alex) Krantzler, an undergraduate student in the Department of Anthropology, is this year’s Undergraduate Student DEI Award recipient. Throughout her time at UCLA, Alex has dedicated herself to peer-to-peer […]
Gwyneth Talley in Anthropology News: A growing number of Moroccan women are saddling up in the male-dominated world of equestrian tradition
/in NewsGraduate student Gwyneth Talley writes about galloping horses and gunpowder women in Anthropology News.
Claudia Huang in Anthropology News: Staging Harmony in China’s Urban Dance Competitions
/in NewsGraduate student Claudia Huang writes about collective dancing in Chengdu, China, in Anthropology News.
Prof. Monica L. Smith publishes book on the growth of urban life in Cities: The First 6,000 Years
/in NewsA sweeping history of cities through the millennia–from Mesopotamia to Manhattan–and how they have propelled Homo sapiens to dominance.Six thousand years ago, there were no cities on the planet. Today, […]
Prof. Aomar Boum in two NY Times articles about Jewish and Christian Moroccans
/in NewsPope Francis’ Visit to Morocco Raises Hopes for Its ChristiansThe Moroccan Exception in the Arab World
Passing of Professor Emeritus Lewis Langness
/in NewsDear friends and colleagues, please find below a link to an obituary that was just brought to my attention for Professor Emeritus Lewis Leroy Langness (b. 1929) who passed away […]
Devin Flaherty hired as assistant professor at UT San Antonio
/in NewsThe Department of Anthropology is proud to announce that Devin Flaherty has been hired as an assistant professor at UT San Antonio. Devin received her PhD in Anthropology in 2018. […]
Pamela Anderson on France, the “Yellow Vests,” and Philippe Bourgois
/in NewsActress, model, and activist Pamela Anderson, now living in France, discusses the “Yellow Vest” movement, quoting our own Phillippe Bourgois’ work on the four types of violence. Read, Yellow Vests […]
Prof. Daniel Fessler wins the 2018 UCLA Gold Shield Faculty Prize
/in NewsThe Gold Shield prize is a $30,000 award presented by Gold Shield, Alumnae of UCLA, to an exceptional mid-career full professor with a distinguished record of undergraduate teaching, research and […]
