Dr. Powell will attend for three weeks starting in June of this year and have the opportunity to work with other scholars within the field. 

PhD candidate Yujia Lyu’s research paper was selected as the winner of this year’s Midwest Sociological Society Graduate Student Paper Competition.

The association's primary purpose is to facilitate the professional development of graduate students as rising scholars within the discipline.

The brief was in support of the Biden Administration’s student debt relief program.

Marina Zaloznaya discusses Russia's invasion of Ukraine one year into the conflict.

Research by criminology and sociology professor Michael Sauder has been cited in the controversial decision by several top-ranked colleges and universities to exit the renowned U.S. News and World Report rankings.

Mark Berg, professor and collegiate scholar in the Department of Sociology and Criminology, will serve as the interim director of the Public Policy Center, starting January 13, 2023.

The Associate Professor and a co-founder of the Corruption in The Global South Research Consortium was named Director of the European Studies Group.

Amid a nationwide debate over a once-obscure academic movement, Professor Victor Ray offers Americans a primer on its core concepts.

Professor Marina Zaloznaya helped organize a three-day symposium on recent anti-corruption efforts and their impact on democracy.