The Alcohol, Drugs, and Tobacco Study Group is hosting guest speaker Dr. Lauren Textor for a virtual presentation on Thursday, June 18th at 5pm. ...

Written by Colin Greer and Eric Laursen The Inclusionary/Exclusionary Divide Social movements are powerful engines for change, and they coalesce ...

With all the difficult geopolitical news related to Greenland, the obvious anthropological gaze on autonomy is from the ground, based on people’s lived ...

When we think about cities, we often default to the "bricks and mortar" view—the skyscrapers, the transit systems, and the dense crowds. Early urban ...

Thanks to Mori Soya Sensei for sharing information about this exhibition from Corbett OToole's FB post: Disability History is under attack Right Now. ...

W. Proud, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons By Griffin Hickman, Undergraduate student, University of Toronto Mississauga In ANT441: Advanced ...

The Alcohol, Drugs and Tobacco Study Group SIG is proud to highlight the incredible work of undergraduate and graduate students researching drugs, alcohol, ...

Written by Yann Perreau The deeper we explore humanity’s past, the harder it becomes to sustain some of the most powerful political myths of the ...

Inquiries about an anthropologist’s purpose reveal a lot about why anthropology remains illegible to people working for the welfare of Muslims in Hyderabad, ...

Climate change is often described as a slow and uneven process. In recent years, winters in the European North have felt milder, or at least less ...