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Racial Discrimination in the U.S. Healthcare System

Brianna Jackson June 10, 2025

Racial discrimination remains a deeply rooted issue in the United States, and its effects extend

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Healthy Equity, Prisons, and Community-based Participatory Research

Heather Mooney March 18, 2025

Health equity, the ability for all to obtain the best level of care for one’s

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To Have and To Hold

Nora Mortimer February 11, 2025

What is a love language? A language is words and symbols used to communicate. Love

A group of people standing together.

Evolving in an Online World: Digital Ethnography

Ayesha Rahim August 27, 2024

Sociology, the scientific study of social relationships, social institutions, and societies, has traditionally relied on

Photo of a unhoused person sitting on the sidewalk.

Counting the Unhoused

Neil Greene, Ph.D March 30, 2024

Each year in January, community groups estimate the number of people experiencing homelessness in the

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The Tools of Sociology Research

Angela Thompson, Ph.D January 23, 2024

Have you ever stopped to think about the range of topics worthy of sociological research? From cults to cultural appropriation and the effects of divorce on kids…..

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Can Sociology Help Us Understand the “Why” of Mass Shootings?

Angela Thompson, Ph.D January 24, 2023

In eight days, three mass shootings occurred in California, totaling nineteen deaths and many injured. The violence is not isolated to….

A graphic of a brain and a man examining it.

What Research Really Says About Neighborhood Watch Dogs

Angela Thompson, Ph.D August 30, 2022

Sociologists do fascinating research. Some examples include research conducted at Ohio State University that neighborhoods with more dogs have lower crime rates

A screenshot of Amazon Reviews that shows the percentage of one to five star reviews for the product.

Amazon Fake Reviews?

Angela Thompson, Ph.D January 22, 2022

Estimates are that around 42 percent of the reviews on Amazon are fake, and when

A petri dish.

How Can We Study YOU?

Angela Thompson, Ph.D August 31, 2021

Studying humans can be problematic. Unlike amoeba on a petri dish or a leaf growing

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A medical worker at a protest holding a sign that says "enough is enough."

Racial Discrimination in the U.S. Healthcare System

Brianna Jackson June 10, 2025

Racial discrimination remains a deeply rooted issue in the United States, and its effects extend

A group of people standing in front of a sunset.

Healthy Equity, Prisons, and Community-based Participatory Research

Heather Mooney March 18, 2025

Health equity, the ability for all to obtain the best level of care for one’s

A young girl hugging her grandmother.

To Have and To Hold

Nora Mortimer February 11, 2025

What is a love language? A language is words and symbols used to communicate. Love

A group of people standing together.

Evolving in an Online World: Digital Ethnography

Ayesha Rahim August 27, 2024

Sociology, the scientific study of social relationships, social institutions, and societies, has traditionally relied on

Photo of a unhoused person sitting on the sidewalk.

Counting the Unhoused

Neil Greene, Ph.D March 30, 2024

Each year in January, community groups estimate the number of people experiencing homelessness in the

The word interview written in blue highlighter in a note book.

The Tools of Sociology Research

Angela Thompson, Ph.D January 23, 2024

Have you ever stopped to think about the range of topics worthy of sociological research?

Scrabble tiles spelling "methodology"

Can Sociology Help Us Understand the “Why” of Mass Shootings?

Angela Thompson, Ph.D January 24, 2023

In eight days, three mass shootings occurred in California, totaling nineteen deaths and many injured.

A graphic of a brain and a man examining it.

What Research Really Says About Neighborhood Watch Dogs

Angela Thompson, Ph.D August 30, 2022

Sociologists do fascinating research. Some examples include research conducted at Ohio State University that neighborhoods

A screenshot of Amazon Reviews that shows the percentage of one to five star reviews for the product.

Amazon Fake Reviews?

Angela Thompson, Ph.D January 22, 2022

Estimates are that around 42 percent of the reviews on Amazon are fake, and when

A petri dish.

How Can We Study YOU?

Angela Thompson, Ph.D August 31, 2021

Studying humans can be problematic. Unlike amoeba on a petri dish or a leaf growing

Page1 Page2

A medical worker at a protest holding a sign that says "enough is enough."

Racial Discrimination in the U.S. Healthcare System

Brianna Jackson June 10, 2025

Racial discrimination remains a deeply rooted issue in the United States, and its effects extend

A group of people standing in front of a sunset.

Healthy Equity, Prisons, and Community-based Participatory Research

Heather Mooney March 18, 2025

Health equity, the ability for all to obtain the best level of care for one’s

A young girl hugging her grandmother.

To Have and To Hold

Nora Mortimer February 11, 2025

What is a love language? A language is words and symbols used to communicate. Love

A group of people standing together.

Evolving in an Online World: Digital Ethnography

Ayesha Rahim August 27, 2024

Sociology, the scientific study of social relationships, social institutions, and societies, has traditionally relied on

Photo of a unhoused person sitting on the sidewalk.

Counting the Unhoused

Neil Greene, Ph.D March 30, 2024

Each year in January, community groups estimate the number of people experiencing homelessness in the

The word interview written in blue highlighter in a note book.

The Tools of Sociology Research

Angela Thompson, Ph.D January 23, 2024

Have you ever stopped to think about the range of topics worthy of sociological research?

Scrabble tiles spelling "methodology"

Can Sociology Help Us Understand the “Why” of Mass Shootings?

Angela Thompson, Ph.D January 24, 2023

In eight days, three mass shootings occurred in California, totaling nineteen deaths and many injured.

A graphic of a brain and a man examining it.

What Research Really Says About Neighborhood Watch Dogs

Angela Thompson, Ph.D August 30, 2022

Sociologists do fascinating research. Some examples include research conducted at Ohio State University that neighborhoods

A screenshot of Amazon Reviews that shows the percentage of one to five star reviews for the product.

Amazon Fake Reviews?

Angela Thompson, Ph.D January 22, 2022

Estimates are that around 42 percent of the reviews on Amazon are fake, and when

A petri dish.

How Can We Study YOU?

Angela Thompson, Ph.D August 31, 2021

Studying humans can be problematic. Unlike amoeba on a petri dish or a leaf growing

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