In the News: Brooke Harrington in New York Times The professor of sociology writes an opinion piece asserting that cuts by President Donald Trump and Elon Musk are threatening to
In the News: Emily Walton in The Boston Globe The sociology professor discusses the city of Manchester's past as a manufacturing hub and its reputation in more rural parts of
To Elude U.S. Immigration, Early Korean Migrants Identified as Students A new study sheds light on the "model minority" myth that stereotypes Asian Americans as high-achieving and successful.
Digital lifeline: High-speed internet linked to drop in COVID-19 death rates Recent alumni Spencer Allen '23. Published an article -
Quoted: Brooke Harrington in the Associated Press "It's not going to be good for democracy anywhere in the world because they have essentially acquired so much wealth
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Quoted: Brooke Harrington in ABC Australia "The broligarchs of today, the group of billionaires from tech and finance, have an actual political program," the professor of sociolo
"I can't tell you what freedom is 'cause I've never seen it": Addressing the Omission of Liberation Narratives in Sociology Shaonta' Allen
"Blinded by the Facts: Unintended Consequences of Racial Knowledge Production in the Dillingham Commission (1907-1911)" Sunmin Kim
"Neighborhood Social Organization Exposures and Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Hypertension Risk in Los Angeles." Gregory Sharp
"Through the Looking Glass: Self, Inauthenticity, and (Mass) Violence." Kimberly B. Rogers, Kaitlin Boyle, Maria N. Scaptura