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What a shift in fashion says about body politics

April 4, 2022

Sabrina Strings, sociology, NYLON, April 4, 2022

You can kick diet culture out of your diet, experts say. Here's where to start

March 21, 2022

Sabrina Strings, sociology, CNN, March 21, 2022

A lesson in solidarity

March 18, 2022

UCI sociology in The Nation, March 18, 2022

Growing old in China in the age of abundance

March 17, 2022

Wang Feng, sociology, Think Global Health, March 17, 2022

Taiwan's people are not impressed with China's "Zero COVID" status

March 14, 2022

Chit Wai John Mok, sociology, Nathan Kar Ming Chan, poli sci, and others explain, courtesy of the Brookings Institution

It's time to abolish the fat villain trope

March 1, 2022

Sabrina Strings, sociology, Inverse, March 1, 2022

Understanding the Russia-Ukraine crisis

February 25, 2022

UCI social scientists breakdown the escalating conflict

Is diet writing over?

February 24, 2022

Sabrina Strings, sociology, Vogue, Feb. 24, 2022

The Canadian truckers' 'freedom convoy' disrupted life and blockaded borders. Did the protest succeed?

February 24, 2022

David Meyer, sociology, breaks it down in this op-ed for the Washington Post

China reckons with its fatal conceit, as birth rate falls to historic low

February 23, 2022

Wang Feng, sociology, Foundation for Economic Education, Feb. 23, 2022

Organization in need of funding rushes to house hundreds of homeless before housing vouchers expire

February 17, 2022

Work by Dave Snow and Rachel Goldberg, sociology, Daily Pilot, Feb. 17, 2022

UCI Graduate Division awards grants for social sciences research

February 16, 2022

Research topics funded to advance academic understanding of democratic threats, sexuality, and international migration

Perspectives on Black History Month

February 15, 2022

Sabrina Strings, UCI sociologist and Chancellor's Fellow, weighs in (video)

Some members of LAPD task force primarily arrest Black people

February 10, 2022

Nalya Rodriguez, sociology, City Watch, Feb. 10, 2022

An Adidas ad showed bare breasts. Is that liberating or exploitative?

February 10, 2022

Sabrina Strings, sociology, The Washington Post, Feb. 10, 2022

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What a shift in fashion says about body politics

You can kick diet culture out of your diet, experts say. Here's where to start

A lesson in solidarity

Growing old in China in the age of abundance

Taiwan's people are not impressed with China's "Zero COVID" status

It's time to abolish the fat villain trope

Understanding the Russia-Ukraine crisis

Is diet writing over?

The Canadian truckers' 'freedom convoy' disrupted life and blockaded borders. Did the protest succeed?

China reckons with its fatal conceit, as birth rate falls to historic low

Organization in need of funding rushes to house hundreds of homeless before housing vouchers expire

UCI Graduate Division awards grants for social sciences research

Perspectives on Black History Month

Some members of LAPD task force primarily arrest Black people

An Adidas ad showed bare breasts. Is that liberating or exploitative?

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