The Sociology and Anthropology Department will be hosting its second research series talk of this semester on April 5.
Join us to celebrate youth/young adult addiction recovery (collegiate recovery day on April 15 and Recovery for Redbirds) by viewing the documentary, Generation Found.
Come enjoy free pizza and drinks and learn about Sociology and Anthropology majors on March 21!
Join with faculty from across campus that share an interest in water-related scholarship and
creative activities on the first Wednesday of every month for informal sharing and conversations around the common theme of WATER!
“Primaries and Popcorn,” an election result watch party, will take place on the evening of March 19.
Ahead of the 2024 Robert G. Bone Distinguished Lecture presented by Dr. Julian Go, the Department of Sociology and Anthropology will have a "book club" discussion of Go's book, Policing Empires: Militarization, Race, and the Imperial Boomerang in Britain and the U.S. on March 1.
ISU's Department of History will present a panel discussion focusing on Native American and historical perspectives on the Oscar-nominated film, Killers of the Flower Moon on February 29.
Join with faculty from across campus that share an interest in water-related scholarship and
creative activities on the first Wednesday of every month for informal sharing and conversations around the common theme of WATER!
Dr. Katie Meehan will discuss her latest book, Water: A Critical Introduction.
The Sociology and Anthropology department will be hosting guest speaker, alum Ylanda D. Wilhite, B.S. in anthropology ’11, who will share her talk, “Becoming Oneself - Learning to Look in the Mirror."
Dr. LC Yang, associate professor of environmental health and sustainability, Department of Health Sciences, will present “A new anaerobic digestion system to reduce wastewater.”
Dr. Christopher Breu, Professor of English, delivers the 2023 Fall College Lecture on September 28.