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Why We Stay Silent After Sexual Assault
" Callie Burt Weighs In On the Kavenaugh Case
(September 22, 2018)
Beckett Op-Ed on Restorative Justice in the Seattle Times
(May 21, 2018)
Barbara Reskin weighs in on the impact of overtime on the city of Seattle's gender wage gap
(April 11, 2018)
In the News: Pepper Schwartz weighs in on #Metoo and issues of sexual consent
(January 28, 2018)
No Money, No Vote: How Imposed Fines, Fees and Cost Keep Black People From Voting
(December 1, 2017)
How air pollution clouds mental health
(November 2, 2017)
On the Quincentennial of Luther's 95 theses, Steve Pfaff discusses how Luther's spiritual practice helped spread the Reformation.
(October 30, 2017)
Using Facebook data as a real-time census
(October 16, 2017)
David Pettinicchio (PhD 2012) and Michelle Maroto (PhD 2012) examine employment discrimination against persons with disabilities
(September 21, 2017)
Changing the Game
(September 12, 2017)
Q & A: Sarah Quinn lifts the curtain on the 'hidden state'
(August 22, 2017)
Guest Editorial: Seattle Must Do More to Help Former Prisoners Get Housing
(August 9, 2017)
Top Honors for Four Undergrads
(June 7, 2017)
L.A. County might stop charging needy defendants a $50 fee
(June 7, 2017)
6 Common Sex Problems Every Couple Deals With
(May 26, 2017)
Cultural FOMO: the neverending struggle to keep up
(May 18, 2017)
Black life is draining out of Seattle, Census shows
(May 16, 2017)
Sociology Majors Hawthorne and McElvaine Awarded Bonderman Fellowships
(April 25, 2017)
Research team tracks complex web of monetary sanctions in 9 states
(April 25, 2017)
I'm a woman of color with cancer. Here's why I can't find a bone marrow donor.
(April 4, 2017)
Americans are having less sex than they once did
(March 8, 2017)
What makes a protest work? A UW prof's primer
(February 9, 2017)
Counting in the dark: The challenge and power of counting homeless people in the dead of night
(January 30, 2017)
President Obama's farewell address
(January 11, 2017)
Can Training Really Stop Police Bias?
(January 3, 2017)
Is divorce more common during the holidays?
(December 20, 2016)
The Costs of Being Poor
(November 21, 2016)
Dark days ahead: American professors on Trump's presidency
(November 18, 2016)
Two Years After Ferguson, Missouri Cops Are Accused of Shaking Down the Poor
(November 3, 2016)
Here’s what ‘Married at First Sight’ finally got right
(November 3, 2016)
Video | Shortage of bone marrow donors
(October 31, 2016)
UW study measures community cohesion and political leanings with "lost" envelopes
(October 12, 2016)
Editorial | Moral obligation to not create debtors' traps for poor defendants
(October 3, 2016)
4 tips for surviving the Clinton vs. Trump presidential election
(October 3, 2016)
Stress Training for Cops’ Brains Could Reduce Suspect Shootings
(September 22, 2016)
Should Pornography Be Declared A Public Health Threat?
(September 22, 2016)
What Do People Tweet At The Dead? How We Mourn On Twitter Is Unique, Researchers Find
(September 1, 2016)
One of the Peak Times for Divorce Is Nearly Over
(August 31, 2016)
KOMO Radio | UW's Pepper Schwartz on Anthony Weiner's behavior
(August 28, 2016)
Nina Cesare's and Jennifer Branstad's work using Twitter to study mourning appears in the news.
(August 26, 2016)
Brines' and Serafini's work on seasonal trends in divorce is in the news.
(August 26, 2016)
Divorce rates spike in March and August — and here's why
(August 26, 2016)
What Do People Tweet At The Dead? How We Mourn On Twitter Is Unique, Researchers Find
(August 26, 2016)
A blind date--to say 'I do': 'Married at First Sight' proves the unpredictability of romance
(August 23, 2016)
6 Negative Thoughts That Can Destroy A Relationship
(August 22, 2016)
Summer vacations can lead to divorce
(August 22, 2016)
6 Negative Thoughts That Can Destroy A Relationship
(August 17, 2016)
How To Stay Married When You’re With Hillary But He’s With Trump
(August 16, 2016)
The Link Between Money and Aggressive Policing
(August 11, 2016)
Women divorce better than men: They’re happier, more confident and less likely to self-destruct
(July 1, 2016)
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