News
Yanze has been awarded the Humane Studies Fellowship from the Institute for Humane Studies as well as the Elinor Ostrom Fellowship from the Mercatus Center. Congratulations, Yanze!
Volume 1 Issue 1 of the new journal -- co-founded and co-edited by Professor Gil Eyal -- is out now!
Professor Stark is among 33 scholars and practitioners making up this year's fellows class, his second time in the prestigious program. Congrats, David!
The award from the Institute for Religion, Culture and Public Life will support her project "Trust in Science: The Discourse of Public Trust and Scientists’ Morals." Congrats, Liza!
This is the duo's second consecutive year on the podium at the nation's foremost crossword puzzle tourney. Congrats, Jack and Katie!
The award from the Weatherhead East Asian Institute will support his project "Life Alchemy: Rare Disease Classification and Orphan Drug Development in China." Congrats, Yanze!
Professor Eyal was part of a panel titled "Will Machines Have Free Will? Shaping the Future of AI" alongside other prominent Columbians including Joseph Stiglitz and Clare Huntington.
A political sociologist, Professor Ollion is a permanent research fellow at the Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS) and an Associate Professor at l’Ecole polytechnique. Welcome, Étienne!
Professor Wimmer received the honor at the university's annual commemoration ceremony, which was also attended by Her Majesty the Queen of Danmark. Congratulations, Andreas!
On a recent episode of the Science Sessions Podcast, Mario discussed his research about neighborhood travel and racial segregation. The conversation is based on a fantastic paper that Mario published in the journal this past July.
The department chair and Quetelet Professor of Social Science was honored with the Robert and Helen Lynd Award for Lifetime Achievement, which "recognizes distinguished career achievement in community and urban sociology"
Zheng is a co-winner of the Political Sociology section's 2024 Distinguished Contribution to Scholarship for a Paper by a Graduate Student Award. The award is in recognition of her paper "Missing Binds: How Absent Ties Unshackles Labor Militancy Under an Authoritarian Regime."