Drawing Connections between Past and Present
Prof. Adam Slez studies origins of American populism
The Work of Retrieval
Prof. Krishan Kumar reflects on forgotten classics in comparative historical sociology
Bodies of the People
Prof. Isaac Reed theorizes political modernity via histories of rebellion and revolt
Award Winning and Creative
Professor B. Brian Foster premiers a new short film, We Dance, as his previous film continues to win awards and gain recognition at film festivals across the globe.
Congratulations to Sociology Majors Sean Stuhlsatz and Caroline Caruso who were elected to Phi Beta Kappa
Excellence in Teaching
Prof. Rose Buckelew has been awarded the 2022 All-University Teaching Award
Can stories change how the economy works?
Prof. Simone Polillo discusses how the Bank of Italy relied on narratives of crisis to help shape governance.
Science under pressure
Prof. Fiona Greenland and Michelle Fabiani (U of New Haven) discuss what it takes to do good science under pressure
Keeping Essential Workers Safe
Prof. Jennifer Bair and Graduate Student Kathryn Babineau Study Migrant Farmworkers and COVID-19
Congratulations Fourth Year Inductees in Alpha Kappa Delta
Fourth Year Students Inducted in the Lambda Virginia chapter of the Alpha Kappa Delta International Sociology Honor Society
Congratulations Inductees!
Twenty-one Sociology majors who were inducted into the Lambda Virginia chapter of the Alpha Kappa Delta International Sociology Honor Society!
Twenty-one Sociology majors who were inducted into the Lambda Virginia chapter of the Alpha Kappa Delta International Sociology Honor Society!
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Fourth Year Students Inducted in the Lambda Virginia chapter of the Alpha Kappa Delta International Sociology Honor Society
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Prof. Rose Buckelew has been awarded the 2022 All-University Teaching Award
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Professor B. Brian Foster premiers a new short film, We Dance, as his previous film continues to win awards and gain recognition at film festivals across the globe.
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Prof. Simone Polillo discusses how the Bank of Italy relied on narratives of crisis to help shape governance.
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Prof. Jennifer Bair and Graduate Student Kathryn Babineau Study Migrant Farmworkers and COVID-19
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Prof. Krishan Kumar reflects on forgotten classics in comparative historical sociology
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Prof. Fiona Greenland and Michelle Fabiani (U of New Haven) discuss what it takes to do good science under pressure
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Prof. Isaac Reed theorizes political modernity via histories of rebellion and revolt
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Prof. Adam Slez studies origins of American populism
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