DePaul Anthropology Department

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Join Gilman Scholar and Modern Languages / Anthropology DePaul Senior Matthew Garvey TOMORROW Thursday, February 26 from...
02/25/2026

Join Gilman Scholar and Modern Languages / Anthropology DePaul Senior Matthew Garvey TOMORROW Thursday, February 26 from 4:30 - 6pm in Arts and Letters Room 404 (Zoom Available) to learn the ins and outs of Gilman Scholarship program! See you there!

What does it mean to be human? Join ANT 104: Introduction to Biological Anthropology with Dr. Máire Malone during Summer...
02/23/2026

What does it mean to be human? Join ANT 104: Introduction to Biological Anthropology with Dr. Máire Malone during Summer Session I (June 15–July 17) and explore primate behavior, human evolution, and the science of modern human biological variation, brought to life through hands-on labs and collaborative learning. Small class, engaging discussions, and seats still open. Secure your spot and spend your summer discovering the biology behind us.

Check out the full list of Spring Quarter 2026 Anthropology (ANT) classes available for students! Many ANT courses are s...
02/18/2026

Check out the full list of Spring Quarter 2026 Anthropology (ANT) classes available for students! Many ANT courses are still open and available - allowing students interested in exploring anthropology to pursue multiple different topics and courses across subfields!

Go to Campus Connect to explore these course offerings and enroll today!

Still need a Scientific Inquiry (SI) Lab class? Interested in learning more about human evolution, primatology, forensic...
02/18/2026

Still need a Scientific Inquiry (SI) Lab class? Interested in learning more about human evolution, primatology, forensic anthropology, and more?!

Enroll in ANT 104: Introduction to Biological Anthropology (Sections 503 OR 502) during this upcoming summer Quarter and explore human and non-human primate biology through an anthropological lens. Go to Campus Connect to enroll today!

Analyze the relationship between what people know and how they act in ANT 386: Cultural Analysis with Dr. Nila Hofman th...
02/16/2026

Analyze the relationship between what people know and how they act in ANT 386: Cultural Analysis with Dr. Nila Hofman this Spring Quarter🌍 This course introduces key culture theories, different analytical perspectives, and how they transform the way we read, write, and understand research, while strengthening your critical thinking and academic voice. Join us Tuesdays & Thursdays from 11:20–12:50 and start seeing the world through new lenses!

Step into the role of a real anthropologist in ANT 201: Ethnographic Methods & Practice! It is a hands-on course where y...
02/13/2026

Step into the role of a real anthropologist in ANT 201: Ethnographic Methods & Practice! It is a hands-on course where you’ll design your own research project, conduct interviews and participant observation, analyze qualitative data, and learn the ethics behind fieldwork through the IRB and CITI process. Taught by Dr. Jordan Levy and grounded in research on migration and Latin America, this class gives you practical tools to study power, culture, and social change while gaining experience that prepares you for advanced research, grad school, or community-based work. It takes place on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 1:00 to 2:30 PM at the Lincoln Park Campus! Join this Spring 2026 through Campus Connect.

Language is more than grammar! It’s power, identity, culture, and connection. In ANT 106: Introduction to Linguistic Ant...
02/13/2026

Language is more than grammar! It’s power, identity, culture, and connection. In ANT 106: Introduction to Linguistic Anthropology with Prof. Bradley Graupner, you’ll explore how the way we speak shapes how we think, how we see the world, and how we relate to others across different social and cultural contexts. Join us Mondays & Wednesdays from 1–2:30 to discover the anthropology of language in everyday life.

Ready to dig deeper into the past? 🏺 ANT 103-301: Introduction to Archaeology with Dr. Grace Gerloff explores how materi...
02/13/2026

Ready to dig deeper into the past? 🏺 ANT 103-301: Introduction to Archaeology with Dr. Grace Gerloff explores how material remains help us uncover and understand human history. Join us in person Mondays & Wednesdays from 11:20–12:50 and discover how archaeologists bring the past to life.

UPDATE, UPDATE, READ ALL ABOUT IT!With new course description, ANT 362: The Global History of Health, taught by Dr. Rach...
02/12/2026

UPDATE, UPDATE, READ ALL ABOUT IT!

With new course description, ANT 362: The Global History of Health, taught by Dr. Rachel Scott in Spring Quarter 2026, is a great elective course for students interested in how Anthropology intersects with fields in historical medicine, pathology, epidemiology, and more!

This course counts towards a Biological Anthropology course / Major Elective for Anthropology Majors, AND is a Health Sciences Major, Public Health Concentration elective. Learn more and enroll in Campus Connect today!

Curious about what it means to be human? ANT 199-301: Four Field Anthropology with Dr. Jordan Levy explores humanity fro...
02/11/2026

Curious about what it means to be human? ANT 199-301: Four Field Anthropology with Dr. Jordan Levy explores humanity from our origins to contemporary societies through cultural, archaeological, biological, and linguistic anthropology. Join us in person Tuesdays & Thursdays from 11:20–12:50 and discover how anthropologists study the human experience past and present.

Knowing more than one exit route helps you be aware and prepared for emergency situations. Thinking ahead helps you stay...
02/11/2026

Knowing more than one exit route helps you be aware and prepared for emergency situations. Thinking ahead helps you stay calm and respond quickly. The Department of Anthropology encourages everyone to stay safe and plan ahead!

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2343 N Racine Avenue
Chicago, IL
60614

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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