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This past spring, undergraduate and graduate students in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology got their hands dirty with a variety of experiments in the field that tested theory discussed in the classroom.

According to Witte and Kiss, American football is becoming an international game and an international business.

These graduating students were nominated by their departments for their academic achievements and contributions to their respective fields. Please join us in celebrating the Spring 2026 outstanding graduates of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences.

The undergraduate anthropology program and English associate professor Courtney Adams Wooten were honored with Excellence in Assessment Awards from the Office of Institutional Effectiveness and Planning.

The symposium officially launched the IIR’s new strength in arts, culture, and storytelling, which complements its longtime focus on the gathering and dissemination of quantitative data about immigrant contributions to the United States.

Weitzel discusses why deer shed their antlers, what happens to the antlers after their shed, and their ecological role.

Saturday, March 7th, in Washington, D.C., a group of committed thinkers, organizers, and doers gathered at the historic (and employee owned) Tabard Inn for a special night. The evening was a vibrant blend of meaningful conversation, good company, and shared purpose, made all the more memorable by the unique charm of the venue.