UC Santa Cruz |

From farm to cup

UC Santa Cruz anthropology student traces java's route from Central America to California for senior thesis.
UC Santa Cruz |

New book explores myth of secularism in contemporary France

Anthropology professor Mayanthi Fernando’s new book provides insight to understanding Islamic culture and secularism in contemporary France.
UC Santa Cruz |

Study traces ecological collapse over 6,000 years of Egyptian history

Ancient Egyptian artworks help scientists reconstruct how animal communities changed as climate became drier and human populations grew.
UC Berkeley |

What monkeys tell us about our thirst for booze

Robert Dudley discusses his new book, the evidence that our attraction to alcohol is an evolutionary adaptation, and what this means for efforts to prevent alcohol abuse.
UCLA |

Linguist, Indians use social media to revive extinct language

Gabrielino-Tongva descendants learn Tongva through professor's Facebook page.
UCLA Today |

What traditional societies can teach us

Author and professor Jared Diamond discusses what modern societies, such as ours, can learn from small-scale cultures.
UC Santa Barbara |

Archaeology class unearths original Santa Barbara

Class excavates an Chumash Indian site that might be the city's first location.