Cultural Anthropology

Floyd Country Store Friday Jamboree (Photo: Richard Toller, licensed under CC BY-ND 2.0)

May 26, 2021

Rock Castle Home: A Disappearing Appalachian Community Shares Its Stories

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Clockwise from top left: Edna Andrews, Lee D. Baker, Liliana Paredes, Michael Newcity and Kimberly Hewitt.

May 25, 2021

Q&A: Why Inclusive Language Matters

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the hands of care workers

May 12, 2021

Pandemic Response in India Should Focus on Care Workers, Too, Duke Expert Says

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Christine Folch

April 28, 2021

Cultural Anthropologist Awarded Carnegie Fellowship for Her Work in Latin America

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Six collections of poetry pictured with authors.

April 8, 2021

Celebrate National Poetry Month with Six Duke Faculty Poets

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12 book cover featuring women's history titles from Duke authors.

March 2, 2021

12 Duke-Authored Books on Women's History

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February 9, 2021

Student Data+ Team Quantifies Housing Discrimination in Durham

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10 book covers from Duke authors

February 3, 2021

10 Duke-Authored Books on Black History

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Charlie Thompson with his Hand Aaron baseball card from 1969

February 1, 2021

When a Young Boy in Appalachia Grew Up Wanting to Be Hank Aaron

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Map of Wuhan with a pin in the middle of the city

January 20, 2021

What Happens in Communities During Large Scale Quarantines

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Christine Folch (left), assistant professor of cultural anthropology and environmental science and policy and Anne Sjostrom (right), associate dean of undergraduate admissions

January 14, 2021

Christine Folch and Anne Sjostrom Win First Global Service Award

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album cover for Gulu SoundTracks

October 1, 2020

Ph.D. Alumna Captures Soundtrack of a City in the Making

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salty green rice balls

May 7, 2020

During Remote Learning, This Class Started Learning in Their Home Kitchens

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Charles Piot walks through a field in northern Togo. Photo courtesy of Charles Piot.

May 4, 2020

Distancing Lessons from Faculty Who Travel to Remote Places

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Ugandan musician Odong Christopher (in red) plays with one of the bands that Duke Ph.D. candidate Matthew Sebastian has been playing with. Teaching music classes and playing with local musicians have allowed Sebastian to form deeper connections with the p

February 28, 2020

How Starting a Band Changed a Ph.D. Student's Research

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Morris Fabbri/Kearsley Stewart: Cuba Quarantined People With HIV. It Was Controversial, But It Worked

December 3, 2019

Morris Fabbri/Kearsley Stewart: Cuba Quarantined People With HIV. It Was Controversial, But It Worked

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