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Charles Xu teaching in a classroom

From evolution to pandemic prevention: Bringing field science into junior high and high school classrooms

All Netted Together revisits scientific theory that forever changed our understanding of life on Earth

A collage of three pictures of skulls

Study documents how change in diet drove early human evolution

A group of people are working in a large pit

Early humans adapted to harsh conditions more than a million years ago

A re-creation by paleoartist, Corbin Rainbolt, of what Morotopithecus may have looked like

UCalgary researcher helps give history of early apes a fresh perspective

Kathleen Reinhardt pictured here in West Java, Indonesia, observing slow lorises in the wild at night

UCalgary anthropologist studies evolution of human sleep patterns

During the Ice Age, hunter-gatherer societies built sedentary settlements

In the News: The Conversation Canada

The origins of human society are more complex than we thought

Wild caribou in the Rocky Mountains

UCalgary research reveals caribou migration habits linked to genetic heritage

capuchin monkey

UCalgary scientists use new research method to better understand monkey evolution

The research site at the Olduvai Gorge

Finds in Tanzania’s Olduvai Gorge reveal how ancient humans adapted to change