DeKALB – The Center for Nonprofit and NGO Studies invited Junru Bian, a doctoral student from the University of Ottawa’s School of Political Studies, to educate NIU staff and students about the issue of racism in humanitarian organizations. From noon to 1:30 p.m. Monday in the Peters Campus Life Building, Room 100, Bian gave a.
DeKALB – When understanding the study of another species, all facets must be explored, even those that may make people feel … well, uncomfortable. Anthropology 441, Sexual Selection in Primates, studies the biology and behavior of primates’ ability to reproduce. The class, taught by Professor Leila Porter, chair of the anthropology department, gives students insight.
The world s smallest monkeys, pygmy marmosets, are not one but actually two separate species, researchers have confirmed in a new study published in May.