Community and Heritage
Recipient of the Distinguished Achievement Award Shelley Worrell ’01 made a career—and a lifestyle—celebrating Brooklyn’s Caribbean community.
Read MoreStephen Chester and Team Unlock Secrets of Mysterious 62-Million-Year-Old Mammal
New Findings Illuminate Ancient Species and its Evolutionary Connections to Modern-Day Humans.
Read MoreKatie Rose Hejtmanek Publishes “The Cult of CrossFit”
New book shows how American Christian values undergirds the popularity of the exercise regime.
Read MoreAnthropology Professor Working on Helping Female Athletes Perform Better
Katie Rose Hejtmanek, also a champion weightlifter, is contributing to a study to improve women’s sportswear.
Read MoreAnthropology Professor Kelly Britt Engages with King and Queen of the Netherlands
Royals visit community leaders in Flatbush who professor helps support through the Center of the Study of Brooklyn.
Read MoreKatie Rose Hejtmanek Dominates at National Weightlifting Competition
Anthropology Professor takes first place in age, weight class at 2024 USA Weightlifting Masters National Championships.
Read MoreProfessor Jillian Cavanaugh Named President-Elect of Society for Linguistic Anthropology
Professor of anthropology will serve in role through November 2025 then serve as president for another two-year term.
Read MoreNew Research Sheds Light on an Old Fossil, Solving a Mystery of Evolution
A professor and a student from Brooklyn College and the CUNY Graduate Center have pruned a branch off the primate tree.
Read MoreChair of Anthropology Department Earns National Teaching Award
Professor Patricia Antoniello Honored by American Anthropological Association.
Read MoreBrooklyn College Faculty Member Helps Uncover Story of Great Ape and Human Evolution
New study reconstructs well-preserved but damaged skull of a great ape species that lived about 12 million years ago.
Read MorePost Date
10.26.2023
Posted By
Richard Pietras