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    Human & Evolutionary Biology

    Volume 1, Issue 1

    Volume 1, Issue 1

    Faculty News

      Awards and Recognitions

      Gioia Book

      Congratulations to Dr. Gioia Polidori on her well-deserved promotion to Full Professor (Teaching) of Human and Evolutionary Biology

      Michael Campbell

      Congratulations to Dr. Michael C. Campbell on his well-deserved promotion to Associate Professor of Human and Evolutionary Biology, with tenure

      Lindsey Schier is awarded 2025 Epstein Award

      More Awards and Recognitions

      Publications and Features

      Dornsife News

      HEB researcher, Scott Kanoski, reveals how your stomach helps make memories!

      NPR

      Natan Feter interviewed for All Things Considered on NPR

      USC Today

      David Raichlen and Natan Feter publish new findings on voluntary leisure-time exercise and decreased dementia risk

      More Publications and Features

      Student News

        Undergraduate Studies

        Milligan Recipients

        Congratulations to the 2026 Milligan Fellowship Winners

        Ryan Johnson wins the 2026 John Petruska Memorial Award

        Samanvitha Pathanjali wins the 2026 Milton Okin Award and 2025 Bob Baker Memorial Award

        More Undergraduate Studies News

        Graduate Studies

        Congratulations to Eloise Pedersen on receiving her PhD

        Lauren Visconti

        Congratulations to Lauren Visconti on receiving her PhD

        Molly Klug wins the 2026 Harrison W. Kurtz Award for the most Outstanding PhD Student in Biological Sciences

        More Graduate Studies News

        Events

          Seminars

          Dr. Laura Eloise Rupprecht: From Food to Drugs: Gut-Brain Circuits in Addiction and Appetite

          Dr. Dana Small: The interoceptive origins of reward

          Dr. Erik R. Seiffert: Charting a new path for paleoanthropology in a rapidly changing world

          Volume 1, Issue 1

          Volume 1, Issue 1

          Dornsife News

          HEB researcher, Scott Kanoski, reveals how your stomach helps make memories!

          NPR

          Natan Feter interviewed for All Things Considered on NPR