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Dr. Josée Johnston and Dr. Shyon Baumann receive Distinguished Contribution Award for "Happy Meat: The Sadness and Joy of a Paradoxical Idea"

June 25, 2026

Dr. Josée Johnston and Dr. Shyon Baumann (University of Toronto), along with co-authors Dr. Emily Huddart and Dr.

Dr. Chris Smith Receives CSUS Faculty Research Award

June 16, 2026

Congratulations Dr. Chris Smith on receiving the 2026–2027 CSUS Faculty Research Award in support of Vice off the Block: Illicit Markets and Neighborhood Change, an SSHRC-funded book project co-authored with Professor Sharon Oselin (University of California, Riverside).

Ethan Fosse (right) moderates a panel with Alina Arseniev-Koehler (left) and Daniel Karell (centre). Photo Credit: Amanda Sheely

AI in Qualitative and Historical Research: Toronto Workshop Charts a Pragmatic Path

May 28, 2026

Leading scholars from sociology, history, geography, and political science gathered at the University of Toronto on May 13 for a daylong workshop on the realities of bringing artificial intelligence into qualitative and historical research.

Christopher Winship (Harvard) presenting joint work with Ethan Fosse (Toronto) on age-period-cohort analysis, ASA Methodology Section Midyear Meeting, University of Toronto, April 24, 2026. Photo Credit: Tanveer Rouf

Methodologists Gather in Toronto for ASA Midyear Meeting

May 05, 2026

The American Sociological Association's Methodology Section convened its 2026 Midyear Meeting on April 24 and 25 at the University of Toronto, hosted by the Data Sciences Institute.

Dr. Monica Boyd and Soli Dubash Publish New Article on Black−White Occupational Segregation in Canada

April 20, 2026

A new Population, Space and Place article by Lisa Kaida (Associate Professor of Sociology, McMaster), Monica Boyd (Professor of Sociology, the University of Toronto), and Soli Dubash (PhD Candidate, Sociology, the University of Toronto)

Dr. Jooyoung Lee Releases New Book on the Aftermath of Gun Violence

April 17, 2026

The Walking Wounded: Festering and Ricocheting Trauma After Gun Violence, the new book by Dr. Jooyoung Lee, is now available from the University of Chicago Press.

UofT Sociology Faculty and Students Recognized Among ASA’s Most-Cited Articles

March 09, 2026

Research by faculty and graduate students in the University of Toronto’s Department of Sociology has been recognized among the

Professors Hui Zheng and Leafia Ye Reveal the Dangers of the ‘Model Minority Myth’ for Asian Americans

January 12, 2026

Professors Hui Zheng and Leafia Ye are co-authors of a recent University of Toronto study examining life expectancy trends am

Ethan Fosse and Nicholas Spence have organized an AI for Qualitative Research event.

AI for Qualitative Research Event Builds on the Toronto Revolution

December 15, 2025

On November 20, the Data Sciences Institute convened a group of leading scholars to discuss the transformative impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on qualitative research.

Professor Jan Doering Discusses "Sound and Social Conflict" on Happy Space Podcast

December 02, 2025

Professor Jan Doering and advocate Clare Kumar explore why our responses to sound are highly subjective and how this often creates tension in urban life. Sound can delight one person and distress another. Hearing is a sense we cannot turn off, making sound a constant shared experience. Noise is more than volume.

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