Welcome from the Chair
On behalf of NIU’s Anthropology Department, I want to extend a welcome to visit our program via our website. Here you will find how anthropology comes alive through our faculty, staff, and students. Click for more.
Department News
Please see the article in NATURE by Dr. Dan Gebo. The article is titled, "The oldest known primate skeleton and early haplorhine evolution." Click here for article
Please see the article in the NIU Today featuring Dr. Dan Gebo. The article is titled, "Out of Asia: NIU anthropologist Gebo among scientists announcing oldest primate skeleton". Click here for article
Please see the article featured in NPR by adjunct faculty Dr. Jonathan Haas. The article is titled Bones Tell Tale Of Desperation Among The Starving At Jamestown. Click here for article
Congratulations to Dr. Leila Porter's student Sarah Stuebing for her 2nd place at the Annual Research & Artistry Day. Click here for article
Anthropology Professors were awarded their awards at the Faculty Awards on 4-22-13. Dr. Andrea Molnar received the Presidential Engagement Professorship and Dr. Daniel Gebo received the Board of Trustees Professorship for the 2nd time. Congratulations!! click here for photos
Congratulations to Dr. Andrea Molnar on becoming a Presidential Engagement Professor. click here for article
For more department news.. click here
Student Information
For More Testimonials [click here]
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Exploration and Discovery
Course Semester Information
Course Descriptions - Fall 2013
Fall 2013 - Registration Information
Registration Records - Dates and Deadlines
Undergraduate and Graduate Programs of Study - Fall 2013
Anthropology Club
For information on the Anthropology Club click here.
Anthropology Museum
Museum News
The Anthropology Museum was featured in an article by Northern Now [click here]
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Cole Hall Dedication
For a video of the Cole Hall Dedication click here
ESE Institute/ENVS
Please see the article here Testing the Waters - Faculty, students bringing new sampling methods to Chesapeake Bay
Please see the attached newsletter from ESE and Environmental Studies for Dec 2011 - Click here