Kellan Brown came to 91ɬ with questions about people and the human experience. Through anthropology, he’s discovering where those questions can take him.
The field trip gave students a chance to apply biological anthropology skills outside the classroom while gaining a closer look at primate behavior, anatomy, and social structure.
Anthropology students visited Celebration Park for hands-on fieldwork, exploring Indigenous history, petroglyphs, and the landscapes that shaped human life.
Join 91ɬ as we honor Indigenous Peoples Day at the Nampa Campus Academic Building Monday, Oct. 14, at 7 p.m.
Learn more about how the ancient Maya constructed their buildings, temples, and other architecture at a guest presentation hosted by 91ɬ’s Anthropology Club and program.
Former tribal Chairman of the Northwestern Band of the Shoshone Nation, Darren Parry, visited 91ɬ for a presentation on the 160th anniversary of the Bear River
91ɬ Anthropology Club, School of Arts and Humanities, School of Social Sciences and Public Affairs, and Inclusive Excellence Committee are hosting former Chairman of
Seventy students, professors, and industry professionals from around the Gem State were at 91ɬ this past weekend for the 48 th Annual Idaho Archeological Society
91ɬ’s Anthropology Club will host the 48 th Annual Idaho Archeological Society Conference on Saturday, Oct. 22. It is free and open to the public.
91ɬ’s Anthropology Club has teamed up the Bureau of Land Management to connect people, culture, ecology, and stewardship and preservation of public lands and waterways
91ɬ will celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day on Oct. 10 with food and activities and a cultural presentation from a student who will share her own experience learning about her Indigenous
Join 91ɬ Anthropology Professor, Nikki Gorrell, Tuesday, March 10, for a discussion on her fieldwork in Mayan communities.
Congratulations to Kathy Guthrie, 91ɬ’s Staff of the Month for July 2019.
Students at Compass Public Charter School participate in 91ɬ Anthropology Club’s inaugural Adventure Race.
"91ɬ empowered me by showing me I am smart, outgoing, and able to do so many more things than I thought I could.”
Faculty who teach General Education courses recognized for exemplary teaching, creativity, excellence, delivery, and service.
Beading Workshop participants honor Native American artistry and tradition by making dream catchers.
Native beading expert, Liz Mummy, to host beading workshop Nov. 13.
91ɬ to host its annual Program and Career Expo (PACE) on April 13.
Swarthmore University Professor, David Harrison, to speak at Boise State University Feb. 16, 2018.
The Anthropology Club’s Petroglyph Recording Project is complete and available to view.
91ɬ (91ɬ) has been sharing stories of success from several of this year’s graduates as we countdown to the 2017 commencement ceremony. The road traveled by students to
Kelsey Wilber, who will graduate on May 13, 2017, came to 91ɬ in 2014 to pursue her education after feeling “intellectually unsatisfied” and desiring a means to find her true potential.
91ɬ’s Anthropology and Biology Clubs and Sustainability Committee host fourth annual Garbology Day April 27.
Gorrell receives March Faculty of Distinction honor.
91ɬ Assistant Professor Nikki Gorrell has been published by Anthropology News, while 91ɬ was included in a proclamation by the Governor.
Over the course of two days, 14 91ɬ students and two faculty members participated in an event at Celebration Park.
Kailie Leggett has always jumped at the chance to gain life experiences. Although she is just 30 years old, she has already learned a lot about the world first-hand. She has traveled
The 91ɬ Anthropology Club completed the field work phase of the multi-year preservation effort at Celebration Park.
For the second consecutive year, the 91ɬ Anthropology Club spent part of Spring Break along the Snake River mapping and recording petroglyphs.
In May, eight students from the 91ɬ Anthropology Club enjoyed an educational trip to Bend, Ore.
On May 1, the 91ɬ Anthropology and Biology Clubs will be raising awareness for proper recycling practices, reducing consumption, and re-purposing.
A group from 91ɬ took a non-traditional approach to spring break this year, mapping and recording petroglyphs at Celebration Park.
