All Anthropology Blog Posts
Anthropology Capstone “Fear Itself”: Manifestations of Fear in Pieces from Wheaton’s Permanent Collection
Exploring material culture through film and visual ethnography, this is a peek into the process of an unconventional Anthropology capstone.The Forest for the Sites: Archaeological Heritage Production in the Gila National Forest
One does not normally think of the archaeologist’s experience when learning about their work constructing the past, but how do these experiences shape this process?The Way of the Woods: Experiences in the Wheaton Woods
This thesis delves into several generations worth of stories of the Wheaton Woods. Over 50 people were interviewed about their experiences in the woods.The Influence of Racial Bias Incidents at Wheaton College
We examined the impact of Wheaton College’s response to racial bias incidents on campus on the student body.Imagine A Just World Through Action
This semester, we’ve learned about social justice through reading, researching and attempting to make change on Wheaton’s campus.- African, African American, Diaspora Studies
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- Political Science
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- Women's and Gender Studies