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