In The Media

Smith discusses Corozal Population History Project, a decade-long initiative that compares DNA samples from residents with archaeological and historical records connected to the Chactemal Maya community.

According to Witte and Kiss, American football is becoming an international game and an international business.

For metros and buses to be a real solution for Delhi’s pollution, they need to be the backbone of urban life – not an afterthought.

Rashmi Sadana, professor of Anthropology, comments on car culture and urban life in an interview with Adam Tuss, NBC4 news anchor and transportation reporter.

Kim isn’t surprised by the rise in interest in Korean art, given the popularity of K-Pop Demon Hunters.

IIR's former director, Dr. Jim Witte, was quoted in the Nautilus for illuminating how international students are being discouraged and for stating that these students will seek out academic opportunities elsewhere, if not the U.S.

Manski and alum Pearl Renwick discuss the benefits of a cooperative business model, particularly for farmers.

Klaus speaks about his craft of building model airplanes and how he incorporates history into his hobby.

Best, author of the book, “Prom Night: Youth, Schools and Popular Culture,” discusses the history and culture of prom.