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In the News Faculty History

NYT - Nurses Are Burned Out and Fed Up. For Good Reason.; Op-ed quotes Asst. Prof. Gabriel Winant on how the failure to value care work hurts everyone

In the News Faculty Sociology

NYT - What Happened to All of Science's Big Breakthroughs? Prof. James Evans comments on the recently developed "CD Index"

Political Science Faculty Student Announcements

New Research Finds Nearly 80 Million Latin Americans Live Under Criminal Governance

Findings suggest a correlation between gang governance and a positive perception of state governance. By Sarah Steimer In nationally representat...

In the News Faculty Psychology

CNBC - Get up from your desk and do these 8 nature activities to improve your mood, productivity and memory; Assoc. Prof. Marc Berman discusses the impact of nature on psychological health

Announcements Student Anthropology

Ethnography and Journalism: Humanizing Revolution Through Interviews

PhD Student Alex Shams combines his journalism background and ethnographic research skills to offer a view of what’s happening on the ground in Iran d...

In the News Faculty Political Science

US News & World Report - A New Standard for Scandal; Prof. William Howell comments on how much the fate of Rep. George Santos will be determined by calculation of the GOP

In the News Faculty History

NBC - One civil rights icon has been overlooked in history books. His family is trying to change that; Assoc. Prof. Adam Green discusses the legacy of Frederick Douglas Reese

In the News Faculty Comparative Human Development

WBEZ - Amid abortion bans, Muslim Americans turn back to their faith's ruling on abortion; Asst. Prof. Eman Abdelhadi discusses abortion and beliefs within the Muslim American community

In the News Faculty Sociology

The Atlantic - The Consolidation-Disruption Index is Alarming; Article cites research from Prof. James Evans asserting scientists are encountering an overwhelming excess of information

In the News Faculty Political Science

Newsweek - FBI Faces Tough Test Over Joe Biden's Classified Documents; Prof. Will Howell discusses the "long, long history" of the FBI being instrumentalized in American politics