Kymberley Chu, fifth year PhD Candidate, presented her research on urban infrastructure and "green connectivity" in Kuala Lumpur at the 21st Singapore Graduate Forum on Southeast Asian Studies held by ARI, National University of Singapore. 🔗 bit.ly/4pdHvZn

New partnerships with Brazilian institutions turn research collaboration into a durable scholarly network looking at anthropology, Indigenous sciences, environmental research, and climate adaptation. bit.ly/44vZH6G

Can't make it to The Hague for Professor Richard A. Wilson's book launch Thursday, July 2nd? You can still catch the live stream. bit.ly/3Qs3HSy

Don’t miss this Princeton SPIA's feature on faculty books — including Anthropology’s own Amelia Frank‑Vitale 📚 spia.princeton.edu/news/spia-wr...

Congratulations to Professor Carolyn M. Rouse, who has been named the Henry G. Bryant Professor of Anthropology. Named professorships are among the highest honors @Princeton bestows on it's faculty. bit.ly/4gvJw0s

🎉A beautiful, hard-earned, and joyful day celebrating the Anthropology Class of 2026! 🎓 🔗https://bit.ly/3Qfn15p

☀️🌊An exciting day of boating, trawling, and lab visits brought the themes of Professor Garth's Water Worlds class to life @udelaware.bsky.social 🐟🦐 🔗 bit.ly/4exxNvV

In her new book, "Leave If You Can," Amelia Frank-Vitale offers a detailed portrait of Honduran emigration and what it reveals about the broader consequences of changing US border policies.

What happens when people can't afford to dine out? Hanna Garth discusses the importance of restaurants as spaces for everyday connection with @npr.org All Things Considered. bit.ly/4em15xu

Professor Emeritus John Borneman reflects on teaching writing as self-discovery in a time of AI in his recent article "You Cannot Borrow a Voice" for Anthropology News. 🔗https://bit.ly/43orNk0

🎉We are delighted to share that Julia Elyachar @jeelyachar.bsky.social has been promoted to Full Professor! 👏 Jointly appointed with @princetonpiirs.bsky.social, Professor Elyachar is an economic and historical anthropologist focusing on the Middle East.🌍📙 🔗https://bit.ly/3PEZB9i

We can't wait to see everyone at Anthropology's #PrincetonReunions today! 🐅 🔗http://bit.ly/ANTReunions26

🎉Join us TOMORROW for Anthropology at #PrincetonReunions! 🐅 🧡🖤🧡🖤🧡🖤🧡 🔗bit.ly/ANTReunions26

Following a screening of his documentary 𝘎𝘢𝘳𝘰𝘥 (𝘓𝘰𝘯𝘨𝘪𝘯𝘨) at @harvardcmes.bsky.social, Onur Günay was joined in conversation with Cemal Kafadar for a discussion about memory, friendship, endurance, and the power of film to carry lives across histories of violence. 🔗 bit.ly/3RfHWW2

🐅Coming for reunions? Join Anthropology, Friday at 12:00 in 219 Aaron Burr Hall for conversation and connection. 🥪Lunch 📚New books 🎭Wasif Sami '25 on Anthropology and the Arts 📽️Student films from Mpala, Kenya 🦓 ✨and more! We hope to see you there! 🔗https://bit.ly/ANTReunions26

The Future of (Data) Work Conference gathers leading scholars to consider the people behind AI platforms 🔗https://bit.ly/3R6Yqjf

🥳 Congratulations to all the 2026 Spirit of Princeton Award winners—especially Anthropology major Genevieve Shutt! We’re so proud to see her contributions recognized. And for the third year in a row, an Anthropology concentrator is among the honorees! 🐅

Anthropology and Brazil LAB launch a new Medicine and Health Policy summer internship program with IEPS in Rio de Janeiro. 🔗 bit.ly/4uFFl5X

A packed room and a lively discussion for visiting Professor Rana Barakat's talk on her new book 📙 Ongoing Return: Mapping Memory and Storytelling in Palestine.🏛️ 🔗https://bit.ly/ongoing-return

What can you do with a degree in Anthropology? A lot. 🩰 Princeton's Center for Career Development hosted Arts at Work Career Day, where three anthropology alumni working in dance, arts administration, and nonprofits discussed their real-world career paths. 💃 🔗https://bit.ly/4urag5Y

🎻🎵What happens when a town whose identity is built on music loses it's sound? Thalia Gigerenzer *23 discussed the fragility of community, shifting identity, and her experiment in audio ethnography with Jeffrey Himpele *96 in her recent Unscripted talk. 📗🎧https://bit.ly/4w2jzLh

Princeton Humanities Council features Professor Hanna Garth in their Faculty Author Q & A series about her new book 📗 Food Justice Undone: Lessons for Building a Better Movement. Full Story ➜ bit.ly/3QE5Hqp

We mourn the passing of Kay B. Warren *74, a pioneering anthropologist and cherished member of Princeton’s intellectual life. Founding director of Women’s Studies (which later became GSS) former Anthropology chair, and a transformative scholar and teacher. Read more: bit.ly/4t6O28n

A full house for a powerful conversation on migration, violence, and deportation as an “ordinary” yet devastating reality. Read highlights from Amelia Frank-Vitale’s talk on Leave If You Can: Migration and Violence in Bordered Worlds bit.ly/3ODv2jK

🎉📢 It’s Declaration Day! 📢🎉 Please join us in celebrating 39 amazing members of the Class of 2028 who officially declared Anthropology! 🌍 The future of Anthro is bright—and cozy in these 2028 sweaters 😍🧣

🎉Congratulations to Amadeus Harte who has been awarded the Charlotte Elizabeth Proctor Honorific Fellowship in recognition of outstanding and performance, professional promise.

Congratulations to Daisy Couture and Jamie Methven, recipients of graduate fellowships with the Interdisciplinary Doctoral Program in the Humanities (IHUM). 📚Read more about the research Daisy and Jamie are doing: bit.ly/3OrC8aK

🌱Graduate students across anthropology, history, and law convened for The Rights of Nature: Why Now? symposium—exploring environmental rights, legal frameworks, creative practice, and more‑than‑human worlds through panels, film, and discussion. Read more ➡️https://bit.ly/48iDhYV

Opening tonight 🎭✨ @princetonarts.bsky.social hosts The Comeuppance by Princeton Anthropology alum Branden Jacobs‑Jenkins’06 with a pre‑show conversation this evening 💬 Directed by Vivia Font, longtime collaborator of Princeton Anthropology April 3–11 🎟️https://bit.ly/3O349VS 📰https://bit.ly/4dncXQR

🌍What does democracy actually look like across Africa? Anthropology Professor Richard Wilson joined Zaid Al‑Ali for a timely conversation—moderated by Christopher Quire ’28—as part of Africa Summit Princeton Spring 2026. 🔗https://bit.ly/3OkGRLp

Join us Friday, April 10th to explore the histories, politics, topographies, and lived realities of data work around the world, centering the people behind the AI systems that dominate our present to imagine alternative futures. @bethmsemel.bsky.social 🔗https://bit.ly/3OfDzZR

Still deciding on your major? Anthropology junior Stanley Stoutamire, Jr. '27 says "The field should excite you, the coursework should energize you, and the department as a whole should feel like a place you can belong." 🔗https://bit.ly/48mwrl9