Department News
Prof. Sharp was invited as a specialist on xenotransplantation, the use of animals as sources to replace failing human organs in sickly patients.
Congratulations to Paige Lerman ('18), Fulbright recipient...
Olivia Korostoff-Larsson ('19) and Iris Querenet ('19) have both recently received competitive Tow Fellowships to conduct summer research...
Brittany Fletcher ('19) wins national award from the Society for American Archaeology...
Both conferences address political ecology, advocating for multifaceted conservation efforts through policy change.
His speech will address global migration, and immigration and human rights.
Prof. Green's latest article is entitled "Performing Gesture: The pragmatic functions of pantomimic and lexical repertoires in a natural sign narrative"...
A bold student in ANTH 1007 (Origins of Human Society) flint-knaps knife for Thanksgiving meal...
Barnard Anthropology faculty to present at the 2018 AAA conference in Washington DC...
Prof. Larkin engaged in conversation with Nigerian director, Daniel Oriahi, and star, Ijeoma Grace Agu, of Taxi Driver...
As of Fall, 2017, Barnard’s Anthropology Department is pleased to now offer a specialized major in Medical Anthropology...
On Oct. 27th 2017, Prof. Green was in Edinburgh as part of the "Sign Language Ideologies in Practice" workshop...
Prof. West will give a lecture titled “Depression, Racism and the Environment"...
Prof. West's new book, Dispossession and the Environment: Rhetoric and Inequality in Papua New Guinea, receives major recognition...
Oxford University Press has just published The Oxford Handbook of Southwest Archaeology, co-edited by Barbara Mills and Prof. Severin Fowles...
West claims that crucial problems and solutions are missing from many regional and international framings of sustainability.