Professor Smith: “Nature Always Wins”
Nature is active in conquering us not only through the occasional earthquake or flood, but in the subtleties of vegetation that turn every settlement into an ongoing archaeological site. What […]
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UCLA Kerckhoff Art Gallery
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Hostile Terrain 94: The Undocumented Migration Project
The Undocumented Migration Project: Hostile Terrain 94 exhibit on Thursday, May 25, 4-6 pm at The Fowler courtyard. Please join us to honor the lives of migrants who have lost […]
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UCLA Department of Anthropology: Open House
Haines 352UCLA Department of Anthropology invites you to a Open House, this Wednesday 9/27/2023, at 10am. The open house will be conduced in Haines Hall, Room 352.
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Barbara Natterson-Horowitz – The 600-million-year history of human affective disorder
Haines 352Fifty years ago this October, the Nobel Prize in Medicine was awarded to three animal behaviorists based on the belief that the emerging field of ethology could transform our understanding […]
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Caleb Finch – The Gero-Exposome, a life history approach to diversity of human longevity
Haines 352From egg to exit, human life history is determined by environmental interactions with our genome (GxE). The Gero-Exposome provides a framework for analyzing GxE interactions with life style, biomes, and […]
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Jason de León: Soldiers and Kings
Vroman's Bookstore 695 E Colorado Blvd, Pasadena, CA, United StatesPolitical instability, poverty, climate change, and the insatiable appetite for cheap labor all fuel clandestine movement across borders. As those borders harden, the demand for smugglers who aid migrants across […]