Anthropology Club
The mission of the USUSA Anthropology Club is to promote anthropological learning and interest among USU students in a way that fosters community, scholarship, and service.
Anthropology at Utah State University educates and trains a new generation of citizen-scholars to understand the complex human dimensions of environment, community, and well-being, past and present.
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Anthropology Field School
Learn about the Anthropology Field School and how to access this resource offered to students within the anthropology program at Utah State University.
Climate Adaption Science
The Climate Adaptation Science (CAS) Program provides students with direct experience in actionable science through internships and research.
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Rooted in Purpose: Utah State University Graduate Finds Voice Through Research, Community
Nowrin Fatema’s work bridges the gap between academia and community, policy and lived experience, offering a human lens on environmental justice. It’s this work that earned her the 2025 USU Community-Engaged Student Presidential Award.
Ancient Canine Mummy Sheds Light on Egyptian Burial Practices
A discovery at Utah State University is unraveling mysteries that could have ties to ancient Egypt.
In Memoriam: Bradley W. Parlin
Utah State University Department of Sociology and Anthropology wishes to highlight Bradley W. Parlin as a gifted teacher and scholar and express their gratitude for the impact he made within the USU community.
CANRI to Share Results of Bear Lake Tourism Study
USU researchers and students led a project to better understand the impacts of increased tourism on Bear Lake ecosystems and communities.