In the News 2019

Sara Juengst, Faculty. Anthropology. December 08, 2019. The Sun (UK). “Infants buried 2,100 years ago given ‘skull helmets’ made from bones of other children to protect them in the afterlife”.
Sara Juengst, Faculty. Anthropology. December 08, 2019. The Daily Beast. “The Mysterious Case of Babies Buried With Helmets of Other Children’s Skulls”.
Karen Cox, Faculty. History. December 07, 2019. CNN. “With ‘Silent Sam’ deal, UNC has betrayed its mission”.
Sara Juengst, Faculty. Anthropology. December 07, 2019. BBC Science Focus Magazine. “Babies from ancient Ecuador found wearing the skulls of other children as helmets”.
Sara Juengst, Faculty. Anthropology. December 06, 2019. India Times. “Ancient Humans Were Wiser: Scientists Found Two Babies Wearing Skulls Of Dead Kids As Helmets”.
Jill Yavorsky, Faculty. Sociology. December 06, 2019. The Ladders. “For unemployed men, there are benefits to looking at careers in female-dominated fields”.
Chris Justus, Alumni. Geography & Earth Sciences. December 05, 2019. Greenville Journal. “WYFF chief meteorologist Chris Justus hopes to stay in the Upstate ‘a very long time’”.
Sara Juengst, Faculty. Anthropology. December 04, 2019. Metro Newspaper UK. “Lab: 2,100-year-old Ecuadorian skeletons are found buried with heads of children used as ‘helmets’”.
Jill Yavorsky, Faculty. Sociology. December 04, 2019. Psych Central. “Unemployment May Nudge Men Toward Female-Dominated Jobs”.
Sara Juengst, Faculty. Anthropology. December 03, 2019. Latin Post. “Surprising Discovery of Ancient Babies Wearing Human Skull Helmets”.
Akin Ogundiran, Faculty. Africana Studies, History, Anthropology. November 24, 2019. The Nation. “For Ogundiran: Honour for the Historian and Archaeologist”.
Sara Juengst, Faculty. Anthropology. November 22, 2019. Mental Floss. “Archaeologists Uncover Infant Remains Wearing Skulls of Older Children”.
Gregory Weeks, Faculty. CLAS and Political Science and Public Administration. November 05, 2019. Buenos Aires Times. “Fernández, López Obrador talk up trade ties and regional cooperation”.
Min Jiang, Faculty. Communication Studies. July 07, 2019. South China Morning Post (HK). “Is China’s propaganda machine losing the public relations battle with the US?”.
Natalie Walls, Student. Biology, Africana Studies, Religious Studies. June 27, 2019. The Daily News – Jacksonville, NC. “Sea Turtle News: Meet Intern Natalie Walls”.
Eric Heberlig, Faculty. Political Science and Public Administration. March 15, 2019. WLOS. “Tillis changes vote, supports Trump on border emergency”.
Jean-Claude Thill, Faculty. Georgraphy and Earth Sciences. March 15, 2019. The Charlotte Observer. “A year after new light rail opened, can Charlotte afford $8 billion in future lines?”.
Eric Heberlig, Faculty. Political Science and Public Administration. March 14, 2019. WRAL. “Trump, GOP watch for Tillis vote on border emergency”.
Karen L. Cox, Professor. History. March 12, 2019. WFAE. “How We Memorialize the Civil War”.
Karen L. Cox, Professor. History. March 12, 2019. BBC Newshour. “BBC Newshour (begins 14 minutes in)”.
Kent Brintnall, Faculty. Religious Studies. March 07, 2019. WFAE Charlotte Talks. “Grappling With Scandals Within Religious Institutions”.
Michael Turner, Faculty. Criminal Justice and Criminology Department. March 01, 2019. Arkansas Democrat Gazette. “UA to wait a day for Stony Brook”.
Michael Turner, Faculty. Criminal Justice and Criminology. February 28, 2019. The Charlotte Observer. “‘This has to stop.’ Number of Charlotte murders quadruples year to date”.
Steven Rogelberg, Faculty. Psychological Sciences, Organizational Science, Management. February 28, 2019. Fei. “How to Keep Everyone Mentally Present During Your Next Meeting”.
Gregory Weeks, Faculty and College Administration. CLAS and Political Science and Public Administration. February 27, 2019. Q Costa Rica News. “US Planning Venezuela Military Intervention: Russian Official”.
Jill Yavorsky, Faculty. Sociology and Organizational Science doctoral program. February 22, 2019. CNBC. “A women’s best route to the top 1 percent is to marry rich, research shows”.
Andy Bobyarchick, Faculty. Geography and Earth Science. February 22, 2019. WYFF4 News. “Entry to old gold mine likely discovered under NC home, experts say”.
Jill Yavorsky, Faculty. Sociology and Organizational Science doctoral program. February 21, 2019. Ten Daily. “Turns Out Getting Hitched Is Still The Main Way For Women To Get Rich”.
Jill Yavorsky, Faculty. Sociology and Organizational Science doctoral program. February 21, 2019. New York Post. “Marriage is still the same way for women to get rich: study”.
Gregory Weeks, Faculty. Political Science and Public Administration. January 24, 2019. SF Gate. “Venezuela now has two presidents dueling for control of country”.
Christine Richardson, Faculty. Biological Sciences. January 03, 2019. The Salisbury Post. “Rowan-Cabarrus, UNCC and others to collaborate”.