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Research
Alumni June Yang's research has provided academic and personal growth
(February 20, 2025)
Marco Brydolf-Horwitz is studying how people living unsheltered in downtown Seattle find housing
(February 18, 2025)
Elizabeth Nova's research focuses on population health
(February 18, 2025)
Brandon Morande's research examines the intersections between punishment, poverty, and neighborhood change
(February 18, 2025)
ChatGPT: Will you be my Valentine? More users are falling for AI companions
(February 18, 2025)
January is almost as synonymous for divorce inquiries as for resolutions
(February 3, 2025)
ArtSci People & Research in the Media: Autumn Quarter Roundup
(January 9, 2025)
Researchers at UW improve upon survey-based system for better homeless counts
(November 15, 2024)
After developing a better way to count homelessness, UW researchers discuss how more accurate data can help providers and people
(November 4, 2024)
Americans are hoarding their friends
(October 29, 2024)
New Crutchfield-Tolnay Undergraduate Research Award Announced
(October 22, 2024)
War’s public health impacts are vast — tallying them is difficult
(October 22, 2024)
UW SOC IN THE NEWS: New research quantifies bereavement and its lasting impacts
(August 7, 2024)
Chris Hess and Kyle Crowder published in Social Science Research
(March 5, 2024)
Breon Haskett Published in Sage Journals
(February 1, 2024)
Pilot project hopes to provide relevant data to policy makers
(December 10, 2023)
SOC 403: UW Sociology practicum immerses students in real-world projects
(December 10, 2023)
Analysis: Certain states, including Arizona, have begun scrapping court costs and fees for people unable to pay — two experts on legal punishments explain why
(December 5, 2023)
Jabbarli Panelist at Economic Forum in Poland
(September 12, 2023)
Riots in France highlight a vicious cycle between police and minorities
(July 16, 2023)
Get to Know CERSE
(October 12, 2022)
Q&A: New book from UW professor examines history, consequences of fifth columns
(June 21, 2022)
Social cohesion found to be key risk factor in early COVID infections
(May 24, 2022)
How Black Lives Matter protests sparked interest, can lead to change
(March 7, 2022)
Multi-state study of monetary sanctions finds widespread inequities, far-reaching consequences
(March 3, 2022)
Counties that rely on the courts for revenue sentence more women to incarceration
(March 3, 2022)
GoFundMe Requests for Help With Medical Bills Rarely Hit Their Goals: Study
(February 3, 2022)
No, divorce rates in Washington didn’t rise during the pandemic
(November 3, 2021)
The maximum human life span will likely increase this century, but not by more than a decade
(August 11, 2021)
The Delta variant and ‘breakthrough’ infections: should Americans be worried?
(August 5, 2021)
Covid cases in US may have been undercounted by 60%, study shows
(August 4, 2021)
Up to 60% of U.S. Covid-19 Cases Unreported, Disease Model Says
(August 4, 2021)
Covid cases in US may have been undercounted by 60%, study shows
(July 26, 2021)
Research Reveals the Failure of Crowdfunding as a Social Safety Net
(July 21, 2021)
The Inequality of the GoFundMe Economy
(July 13, 2021)
Seattle startup Truveta raises $95M for ambitious vision to aggregate data across healthcare systems
(July 13, 2021)
How long can a person live? The 21st century may see a record-breaker
(July 12, 2021)
Pandemic-era crowdfunding more common, successful in affluent communities
(July 6, 2021)
How long can a person live? The 21st century may see a record-breaker
(July 6, 2021)
Pandemic-era crowdfunding more common, successful in affluent communities
(July 5, 2021)
Does Crowdfunding Make a Difference? Research Says Barely Any
(June 23, 2021)
Study of Tent Cities in Seattle Show 50% Increase Since the Pandemic
(April 7, 2021)
Takeuchi Tracking Anti-Asian Racism During Pandemic
(March 12, 2021)
A year with COVID-19: A chronology of how the UW adapted — and responded — to the pandemic
(March 8, 2021)
Alexes Harris: Fines and fees are a pound of flesh for poor people
(March 1, 2021)
Police contact at a young age leads to different outcomes for Black youth
(January 28, 2021)
Statistics Faculty Engaged in Research on COVID-19
(January 27, 2021)
Police contact at a young age leads to different outcomes for Black youth
(January 22, 2021)
a run-in with police is much more devastating for Black children than it is for white kids
(December 20, 2020)
Steve Pfaff's Op-Ed in the Washington Post Highlights His Research on Discrimination Against Muslim and Atheist Families in US Schools
(September 14, 2020)
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