Misagh Parsa offers commentary on the reelection of Iranian President Rouhani.

Professor Misagh Parsa's new book Democracy in Iran is described as "brilliantly argued" by the prestigious UK "Times Literary Supplement."

Hassan Hassen '18 is one of ten undergraduates from across the country to be selected as a Pickering Fellow.

Assistant Professor Kimberly Rogers uses the video game Halo to teach basic concepts of sociology.

Assistant Professor Kimberly Rogers and her co-authors are receiving the Social Psychology Section's Outstanding Recent Contribution in Social Psychology Award.

In a CBC News story about how Facebook may collect and sell data to advertisers, Luke Stark, a Postdoctoral Fellow in Sociology, describes how the social media site can track and analyze the emotions of users.

Dartmouth College is hosting a two-panel Asian American studies symposium on Wednesday, May 17 and Friday, May 19, 2017.

Sharon Cho ’17, a Sociology major, with minors in Education and Psychology, is one of fifteen Dartmouth students and alumni who have been offered Fulbright scholarships.

Morgan Matthews '15 has published "Making Volunteer-based Democracy 'Work': Gendered Coping Strategies in a Citizen Legislature" with Professor Kathryn Lively.

Gender, Work and Family at the 2A hour; Quantitative Data and Causal Models at the 10 hour; Organizations in Society at the 10 hour