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Days of Unrest: Political Unrest in an Iranian Village
In the Journal of American Ethnological Society, Rose Wellman of Princeton University reviews Mary Elaine Hegland's book.
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Teaching in Bali
Julia Tawney, Anthropology and ESS double major
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Michelle Bezanson
In the field: Costa Rica
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Nicole Mathwich '12
PhD Candidate, University of Arizona
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Matt Stockamp '15 - Factories, Phones and Faces in India
An Ethnography of Good World Solutions in Indian Factories
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Morris Kim '15
Medical Student, Tulane University
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Noel Del Toro ’20 Isn’t Monkeying Around
Costa Rican triple threat: undergraduate research, international travel, and multidisciplinary coursework
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Michelle Bezanson Wins Logothetti Teaching Award
Anthropology Professor “Both Proud and Humbled”
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The Anthropology of Emotional Violence
To better understand humanity, Associate Professor Robin Nelson says anthropologists need to pay attention to the kinds of violence that don’t always leave a mark.
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Reimagining Postpartum Care
SCU’s Veronica Miranda is conducting research on improving postpartum care for Latinx individuals, inspired by her own experiences with childbirth.
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Mythri Jegathesan Recognized by the College of Arts and Sciences
Mythri Jegathesan awarded the Public Intellectual Award
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Revealing an Unseen History
Faculty and students across Santa Clara are developing an augmented reality tour to highlight how the campus’ Indigenous past continues to resonate today.
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Where Anthropology and Ethics Collide
Shobha Joneja advocates for representation of Indigenous people in Santa Clara.
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The Poetry of Science
Drawing inspiration from Professor Michelle Bezanson, Julia von Gersdorff ’25 finds artistic expression in science.
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This new app combines LiDAR-based mapping and indigenous agricultural knowledge
MayanRoots was created by an interdisciplinary team using anthropological methods and 3-D mapping data to serve a small farming community in Yucatán.
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The de Saisset’s new exhibit challenges California Mission-era narratives
Through bells, maps, colonial documents, and paintings, three faculty members share their interdisciplinary perspectives on Monica Rodriguez’s new exhibit, “Californiana.”