Unemployment is Soaring, but St. Louis Economists Say Don't Compare This To The Great Depression
Economist Steven Fazzari interviewed for STL Public Radio
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Hedwig Lee and David Cunningham: It shouldn't be a surprise that African Americans are dying in St. Louis
Sociologists Hedwig Lee and David Cunningham on racial disparities in pandemic-related deaths
What are we suppose to do? Service workers hardest hit by coronavirus closures.
Economist Steven Fazzari and Sociologist Jake Rosenfeld quoted in STL Dispatch article
You're Blowing this Amazon Instead of trying to colonize Space, Jeff Bezos could reward workers on the pandemic's front lines
Sociology Professor Jake Rosenfeld quoted in Marker online
Soc Major, Kennedy Young welcomed as a Mellon Mays Fellow
Soc Major, Kennedy Young welcomed as 1 of 5 students in the 28th cohort of Mellon Mays fellows.
American parenting styles sweep Europe
Patrick Ishizuka Describes Intensive Parenting.
WashU Expert: Social networks enable hate movements, like boogaloo, to grow rapidly
David Cunningham, chair of sociology and a nationally recognized expert on white-supremacist groups and racial contention, spoke with the Source about ways that hate movements are able to organize and gain appeal
Caitlyn Collins announced as a 2020 Prose Awards winner
Caitlyn Collins is the winner within the Social Sciences Category for Anthropology, Criminology, and Sociology in the 2020 Prose Awards!
Adia Harvey Wingfield Inducted as the Mary Tileston Hemenway Professor of Arts and Sciences
Congratulations Dr. Harvey Wingfield!
Gender study: To shatter the glass ceiling, fix the 'broken rung'
Professor Collins on gender stereotypes and promotion in the workplace in Al Jazzera.
Meritocracy’s Casualties
Professor Ishizuka in the Dissent Magazine on the casualties of meritocracy.
In a Strong Economy, Why Are So Many Workers on Strike?
Rosenfeld's research featured in the New York Times.