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Bianca Obando, a double major and Dean’s Medalist for School of Human Evolution and Social Change, shares how conferences, research and study abroad experiences shaped her path in public health and global health equity. #ASUgrad ow.ly/1IoZ50VMibu

Had a ton of fun writing this for The Conversation. The editors were amazing and super helpful! Just a snapshot of how we recognize stone tools. School of Human Evolution and Social Change Inst of HumanOrigins theconversation.com/was-it-a-stone…

After 27 years of inspiring students at ASU, Professor Hjorleifur "Leif" Jonsson is retiring. Join us in celebrating his accomplishments and legacy with SHESC! 🎉 news.asu.edu/b/20250509-hjo…

Meet Bianca Obando: a double major in global health and biotech, president of 2 student clubs, research assistant and Dean’s Medalist — all while maintaining a 4.13 GPA at ASU! Congrats Bianca! We can’t wait to see your future impact. news.asu.edu/20250429-sun-d…

Samuel Rosales, a Starbucks partner, used the Starbucks College Achievement Plan to earn his bachelor’s & master’s in global health through ASU’s 4+1 program.🌟 “I was taking ASB 100: Intro to Global Health and just remember being completely mind-blown." news.asu.edu/20250429-sun-d…

🎓 ASU LAL/TESOL alum Richard Southee, M.A. was inspired to a career in global health. This spring he's earning a PhD School of Human Evolution and Social Change and plans to continue his work in the community. Learn more: ow.ly/hMPj50VRu1A #ASUHumanities #ASUGrad

As an instructor at the University of Arizona Sky School, Caitlin Hawley’s goal was to provide opportunities for students to find their passion. After pursuing her own passion, Hawley became a doctor of environmental & social science this spring. news.asu.edu/b/20250507-inq…

When Richard Southee enrolled as a first-year college student in 2011, he was unsure of what path his life would take. He enlisted in the U.S. Army, and by the time he finished, he decided he would make an impact in health care. news.asu.edu/b/20250506-ric…

From artist to graduating summa cum laude as a Dean's Medalist with three undergraduate degrees, Randii Lantz Castaneda's ASU journey tells the story of someone determined to bring Native culture and art to the forefront. #ASUGrad 🌟 news.asu.edu/20250515-sun-d…

As a child growing up in the small village of Bagerhat in southwestern Bangladesh, water insecurity was a part of everyday life. Now, Jobayer Hossain is graduating with his PhD in environmental social sciences to help change the face of water insecurity. news.asu.edu/20250509-sun-d…

From public health intern in Belize to a position with the International Rescue Committee in Arizona, Meagan Schlinkert’s path has always been about impact. This spring she'll be graduating with her PhD in global health at ASU’s SHESC. news.asu.edu/b/20250508-glo…

We had a great time celebrating our spring graduates on Friday! It was a joy to honor your achievements and cheer you on as you enter the next chapter. Go out and shine! 💫

New episode! 🧬 Dr. Anne Stone talks ancient DNA, Neanderthals, ethics, and forensic science. From big questions to degraded samples—don’t miss it! 🎧pod.link/1715048894 Dr. Anne Stone is an anthropological geneticist and professor at Arizona State University

6 million years ago, a 100-lb otter ruled the wetlands of China. Now, ASU researchers are helping to uncover this otter, Siamogale melilutra, and understand what this ancient species can teach us about our own climate future. Dive into the discovery: news.asu.edu/20250519-scien…

ASU study abroad course “plague pits & body snatchers” getting started with a trip to the tower! We are ready! Megan Jehn, PhD, MHS School of Human Evolution and Social Change

School of Human Evolution and Social Change Today is the plague pits walking tour! School of Human Evolution and Social Change outside the Charterhouse

.School of Human Evolution and Social Change Professor and Inst of HumanOrigins Research Scientist Robert Boyd has been elected to National Academy of Sciences. Boyd becomes the sixth member from the school to receive one of the highest honors in research. ow.ly/xrOJ50W1Srq

From ASU to London, 20 students are diving deep into history and culture this summer through the SHESC faculty-led Plague Pits and Body Snatchers study abroad program. 🌍✈️

New research from ASU evolutionary anthropologists reveals that people may follow social norms not out of fear of judgment, but simply because it’s tradition. Read: news.asu.edu/20250620-scien…

June 15 marked 13 years of DACA, which provides work permits and deportation relief to young immigrants. To mark the anniversary, explore five publications on DACA’s impact on im/migrant well-being, including one by SHESC Associate Professor Emir Estrada! iwbcollab.org/5-essential-re…