Elephants are learning to live with us. Can we do the same? Elephants are learning to live with us. Can we do the same?

National Geographic Explorers are infinitely curious people who are passionate about our planet and making it a better place. Follow their stories and their work.

When the freeze sent organizations into a panic, the Indigenous-led organization called on philanthropy to fill the gap.

Antoni Porowski and National Geographic's new show "No Taste Like Home" shows celebrities what their family heritage looks ...

The Department of Sociology and Anthropology supports an interdisciplinary approach to the study of global, urban, historical, and cultural experience, practices, and change. Our faculty are scholarly ...

Relocating to a new country can be an exciting yet daunting adventure. The prospect of immersing yourself in a different ...

Translating government communication and legalese into plain language can particularly help disabled communities and those ...

Throughout this course we will consider the relationship between archaeology and anthropology as well as to the social sciences and humanities ... We will consider a range of case studies from a ...

"Tattooing by prehistoric people in the Southwest is not talked about much because there has not ever been any direct ...

While genetic tests can reveal the ancestry of enslaved individuals, strontium analysis can now home in on where they actually grew up.

Going abroad enables people to encounter new cultural perspectives and social practices through their discoveries. The amount of prior preparation you do plays an essential role in converting an ...