sociology

 

‘Barbie’ reminds us that pink is a power color for everyone

By Jocelyn Solis-Moreira

 /  Jul 20, 2023

 

‘Disruptive’ science is slowing—and these sociologists have theories on why

By Jack Izzo

 /  Jan 10, 2023

 

5 ways cheering for your favorite World Cup team improves your health

By Jocelyn Solis-Moreira

 /  Dec 2, 2022

 

Social media drama can hit teens hard at different ages

By Charlotte Hu

 /  Mar 29, 2022

 

The myth of generations, debunked

By Yasmin Tayag

 /  Oct 15, 2021

 

The world uses one emoji more than all others. Here’s why.

By Charlotte Hu

 /  Jul 21, 2021

 

How Racist Is Online Dating?

By Shaunacy Ferro

 /  Nov 5, 2013

 

What archaeologists got wrong about female statues, goddesses, and fertility

By Annalee Newitz

 /  Feb 9, 2021

 

DNA tests can’t tell you your race

By Jack Herrera

 /  Dec 27, 2019

 

A recent study reinforces the idea that music is universal

By Sara Kiley Watson

 /  Nov 28, 2019

 

People think beef is manly, and that’s a big problem

By Sandra Gutierrez G.

 /  Oct 30, 2019

 

DNA databases may deter criminals, but at what cost?

By Oscar Schwartz/Undark

 /  Sep 25, 2019

 

The scientific reason you find that Momo picture so creepy

By Stan Horaczek

 /  Mar 1, 2019

 

AI can figure out a place’s politics by analyzing cars on Google Street View

By Rob Verger

 /  Dec 1, 2017

 

When Do We Break Up Someone Else’s Drunken Fight?

By Shaunacy Ferro

 /  Jul 11, 2013

 

Is Everyone Really Staring At You?

By Dan Nosowitz

 /  Apr 11, 2013