Sociology Professor featured on Podcast
Professor Daanika Gordon’s research was recently featured in the "You're Wrong About" podcast.
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What to Read and Watch During Latinx Heritage Month
Professor Helen Marrow shares her thoughts on what to What to Read and Watch During Latinx Heritage Month.
Hard Lessons from the Pandemic in Rio de Janeiro
A survey conducted by Assistant Professor Anjuli Fahlberg and colleagues in a poor community in Brazil finds that economic uncertainty of the pandemic is top-most on residents’ minds.
Professor Caleb Scoville’s research featured in Maven's Note Book
California's go-to resource for water news and information takes an in-depth look at Professor Caleb Scoville’s research.
Professor Sarah Sobieraj featured on PBS News Hour
Professor Sarah Sobieraj talks about online harassment experienced by Black women in public office with PBS. (Photo: Chloe Jones/PBS NewsHour)
Professor Natasha Warikoo weighs in on diversity in elite public schools in the Washington Post
Elite public schools won't become more diverse just by ditching exams. (Photo: AP Photo/Jeff Chiu)
The High Cost of Online Attacks Against Women
Professor of Sociology Sarah Sobieraj discusses her research on how online attacks on women speaking up on social media threaten not just them, but our democracy.
How Extreme is too Extreme for Political Talk Media?
Professor Sarah Sobieraj shares her thoughts in the New York Times.
What a Biden Presidency Means for Health Care, Politics, and the World
Helen Marrow, associate professor of sociology, discusses the Biden administration’s immigration policies in this Tufts Now piece with different faculty experts.