The University of Chicago Division of the Social Sciences

Department of Race, Diaspora, and Indigeneity Faculty Leadership Announced

The inaugural leadership of the Department of Race, Diaspora, and Indigeneity (RDI) was announced by Amanda Woodward, Dean of the Division of the S

Daily Dose of Data: Visualizing World Problems

GIS minor student Elizabeth Zazycki takes on the world of data at UChicago By Audrey Weckwerth

POSTPONED: 2022 Hagel Lecture

THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED. A RESCHEDULED DATE FOR THE FALL WILL BE ANNOUNCED IN THE COMING MONTHS.

Young children from China and the U.S. consider race in forming gender stereoty...

A study published in Developmental Psychology — along with research funded by an NSF CAREER Award — aims to break down gender stereotype

Staniland receives Karl Deutsch Award from the International Studies Associatio...

The UChicago political science professor is recognized for his contributions to the field of international relations

Prof. Cathy Cohen to deliver 2022 Ryerson Lecture on race and vulnerability

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Professor Leslie Kay to Serve as Deputy Dean

Leslie Kay, Professor in the Department of Psychology, will serve as a deputy dean for the Division of the Social Sciences.

Demographics alone don’t explain COVID-19 mortality rates—place matters too

In Center for Spatial Data Science study, county-level data highlights community vulnerabilities By Sarah Steimer

How Putin’s invasion of Ukraine connects to 19th-century Russian imperialism

This story was originally published by UChicago News.

A UChicago Course on the Well-Examined Life (Now Also a Podcast)

A popular UChicago course taught by Eric Oliver on the lived experience sets the stage for an upcoming podcast and eventual book from th