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Sociology faculty teaching in hybrid classrooms

Teaching Sociology During a Pandemic

John Payne: How COVID-19 May Be Unconsciously Affecting Your Financial Decisions

John Payne: How COVID-19 May Be Unconsciously Affecting Your Financial Decisions

Simon Miles book cover on the Evil empire

Simon Miles on "Engaging the Evil Empire," a Study of the End of the Cold War

Karina Fernandez-Stark and Penny Bamber

Why COVID Didn’t Afflict Latin America’s Fresh Produce Exports

The world’s largest fresh produce suppliers handled the crisis with a mix of innovation, diversification, and a more flexible labor market

News of food dumping and farm worker shortages in March spread panic around the world about an...

Shoppers spend more if they are well dressed

Shoppers Spend More When They're Dressed to Impress

Five Questions With Sunshine Hillygus on Young Voters

SSRI Wants to Hear Your Pandemic Story

Survey will help guide recommendations for policies keeping employees safe

Eric Laber

Eric Laber: From Awe-Inspiring Magic to Problem-Solving Statistics

If hanging upside down from a crane while escaping a straitjacket seems like suitable training...

Rachel Myrick is studying how America's growing partisan divide is overturning long-standing beliefs that a crisis brings democratic societies together.

Rachel Myrick: How Political Polarization Is Changing American Foreign Policy

From Oxford University, then-Rhodes Scholar Rachel...

A national survey of churches shows surging political activism among religious progressives in what appears to be a direct response to Trump administration policies.

In Trump Era, More Progressive Churches Get Politically Active

A Duke sociologist and co-author find a spike in the willingness of progressive Black churches to engage in politics during the Trump era.