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The New York Times | Neanderthal Dentistry, and the Scientist Glad Not to Have Experienced It

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College of SBS Creative Writing Students Give Secondhand Objects New Life

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Four SBS Faculty Receive 2026 University Awards of Distinction

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Helping Students See the World Differently: Lilith Green Receives SBS Outstanding Graduate Teaching Award

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Building Sustainable Systems and Community Connections: Greta Cotraccia, ’26, Earns SBS Leadership and Community Engagement Award

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At the Intersection of Science and Society: AnneLeigh Twer, ’26, Earns SBS Outstanding Undergraduate Research Award

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First-Gen Leader Ariel Castillo, ’26, Receives SBS Student Success Award

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From Kenya to Arizona: David Wanyama, ’26, SBS Tenacity Awardee

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Reclaiming Land, Food and Story: Tommey Jodie, ’26, Named SBS Outstanding Senior

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From Aha Moment to Lasting Impact: How the Barbara Jean Sibley Student Award Endowment is Opening Doors for Anthropology Students

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