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Shifting the Western Paradigm of Sustainability

Luz Montiel February 4, 2025

Four stories above New York’s Union Square stands an orange-lit countdown, displaying humanity’s shrinking window

The view of Hurricane Florence from the International Space Station.

When Things Fall Apart

Angela Thompson, Ph.D January 28, 2025

The fires in Los Angeles, California, are nothing short of devastating. The loss of life

A computer keyboard with a green key that says “terrorism” in white letters.

Cybercrimes

Angela Thompson, Ph.D December 31, 2024

Historically, our collective image and understanding of war has been shaped by the photos and

On the Brink

Angela Thompson, Ph.D December 10, 2024

By all accounts, the nation of Haiti has devolved to depths unseen since the Haitian

A few students socializing and studying in a library.

Facing the Decline of Third Places

Claire Rasmussen December 3, 2024

Think of your favorite sitcom, what are the main settings of the show? Often it

A black poster reading “A man was lynched yesterday” in thick white capital letters.

The Blurred Lines Between Politics, Art, & Humanity

Sophia Lanzante October 29, 2024

The U.S. is considered, in terms of government form, a democracy, a system of government

A group of people marching for women’s rights while holding signs that say “Women are humans not hosts,” “My freedom begins with my body,” and “Never going back.”

Planned Parenthood, the Fight for Women’s Rights Continues in the 21st Century

Ayda Girma October 15, 2024

This blog is intended to provide a research-based overview of the issues surrounding Planned Parenthood

A black and white 1950s print ad saying “The Biggest sensation of any year… Capital Punishment.”

Reflections of Conscience in the History of Capital Punishment

Sophia Lanzante October 1, 2024

In the U.S., the first instance of capital punishment, a penalty for criminal behavior that

A man and woman in bed together. The man sleeps with his mouth open, and the woman is sitting up looking at him.

A Sociological Awakening to Sleep Divorces

Amy Kirk September 26, 2024

Award-winning actress and singer Bette Midler sat for an interview with Entertainment Tonight in 2024.

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

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Shifting the Western Paradigm of Sustainability

Luz Montiel February 4, 2025

Four stories above New York’s Union Square stands an orange-lit countdown, displaying humanity’s shrinking window

When Things Fall Apart

Angela Thompson, Ph.D January 28, 2025

The fires in Los Angeles, California, are nothing short of devastating. The loss of life

Cybercrimes

Angela Thompson, Ph.D December 31, 2024

Historically, our collective image and understanding of war has been shaped by the photos and

On the Brink

Angela Thompson, Ph.D December 10, 2024

By all accounts, the nation of Haiti has devolved to depths unseen since the Haitian

Facing the Decline of Third Places

Claire Rasmussen December 3, 2024

Think of your favorite sitcom, what are the main settings of the show? Often it

The Blurred Lines Between Politics, Art, & Humanity

Sophia Lanzante October 29, 2024

The U.S. is considered, in terms of government form, a democracy, a system of government

Planned Parenthood, the Fight for Women’s Rights Continues in the 21st Century

Ayda Girma October 15, 2024

This blog is intended to provide a research-based overview of the issues surrounding Planned Parenthood

Reflections of Conscience in the History of Capital Punishment

Sophia Lanzante October 1, 2024

In the U.S., the first instance of capital punishment, a penalty for criminal behavior that

A Sociological Awakening to Sleep Divorces

Amy Kirk September 26, 2024

Award-winning actress and singer Bette Midler sat for an interview with Entertainment Tonight in 2024.

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

Page1 Page2

Shifting the Western Paradigm of Sustainability

Luz Montiel February 4, 2025

Four stories above New York’s Union Square stands an orange-lit countdown, displaying humanity’s shrinking window

When Things Fall Apart

Angela Thompson, Ph.D January 28, 2025

The fires in Los Angeles, California, are nothing short of devastating. The loss of life

Cybercrimes

Angela Thompson, Ph.D December 31, 2024

Historically, our collective image and understanding of war has been shaped by the photos and

On the Brink

Angela Thompson, Ph.D December 10, 2024

By all accounts, the nation of Haiti has devolved to depths unseen since the Haitian

Facing the Decline of Third Places

Claire Rasmussen December 3, 2024

Think of your favorite sitcom, what are the main settings of the show? Often it

The Blurred Lines Between Politics, Art, & Humanity

Sophia Lanzante October 29, 2024

The U.S. is considered, in terms of government form, a democracy, a system of government

Planned Parenthood, the Fight for Women’s Rights Continues in the 21st Century

Ayda Girma October 15, 2024

This blog is intended to provide a research-based overview of the issues surrounding Planned Parenthood

Reflections of Conscience in the History of Capital Punishment

Sophia Lanzante October 1, 2024

In the U.S., the first instance of capital punishment, a penalty for criminal behavior that

A Sociological Awakening to Sleep Divorces

Amy Kirk September 26, 2024

Award-winning actress and singer Bette Midler sat for an interview with Entertainment Tonight in 2024.

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

Page1 Page2

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