The public has learned much in the early months of 2021 about the medical efficacy of COVID-19 vaccines. But what about how individual patients feel about their experiences receiving a vaccination, and how they talk about it with others?

John Doershuk, State Archaeologist and Office of the State Archeologist Director, will lead the four-week course.

Laura Graham has been awarded a SLA Outreach Award in recognition of her work with A’uwẽ-Xavante of central Brazil, and with the Wayuu of Venezuela.

Elana Buch's book "Inequalities of Aging: Paradoxes of Independence in American Home Care" was just awarded an Eileen Basker Memorial Prize from the Society for Medical Anthropology.

COVID-19 vaccinations are under the microscope – inspiring hope and a possible end to the pandemic, but the rapid production and approval of multiple vaccines can raise concerns from the public.

Savannah DeGroot doesn’t like to sit still and can normally be found running from class to class and meeting to meeting—at least during non-COVID-19 times.

In May, Professor Laurie Graham was elected president-elect (2020-2023) and president (2023-2027) of the Society for the Anthropology of Lowland South America.

Lucas Fagre is the winner of a Fulbright Study/Research grant in public health to Bulgaria and Romania for 2020-21.

Mackenzie Cross talks about her research on umami receptors to better understand humans’ relationship with meat throughout human evolution.

Christie Vogler talks about her research on occupational roles available to women during the High Roman Empire.