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2026 Undergraduate Sociology Research Symposium Presenters (from left): Sydney Pacheco, Maia Cassie, Sophia Robina Bannon, and Amy Meleqi.

Undergraduate Sociology Research Symposium Showcases Students' Original Research

March 16, 2026

The annual Undergraduate Sociology Research Symposium took place on March 11, 2026, bringing together students from the University of Toronto to present and discuss their original research.

Care Economies in Context newsletter from the Centre for Global Social Policy (CGSP)

August 06, 2024

Make sure to check out the most recent newsletter from the Care Economies in Context project at the Centre for Global Social Policy (CGSP).

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Manal Choudhry examines the Korean Wave as a transnational tool for economic and political relations in U of T's Undergraduate Sociology Journal

October 09, 2020

Manal Choudhry published an article entitled "Transnational Diplomacy and the Korean Wave" in the third volume of the Undergraduate Sociology Journal (USJ).

Victoria Barclay observes the destigmatizing work of the #MeToo movement and its intersectional failings in article in U of T Undergraduate Sociology Journal

October 07, 2020

Victoria Barclay recently published an article in the third volume of the Undergraduate Sociology Journal (USJ) during her 4th year titled “Race, class, and gender: The #MeToo movement & stigma.” In her article, Victoria outlines the ways that race, class, and gender can all intersect to affect stigma associated w

Agha Saadaf investigates the relationship between fascist ideology and 1990's Norwegian black metal music in U of T's Undergraduate Sociology Journal

October 07, 2020

Agha Saadaf published an article entitled "Dawn of the Black Hearts: Contextualising Fascism in Second Wave Norwegian Black Metal" in the third volume of the Undergraduate Sociology Journal (USJ). His work explores the historical context of Norwegian cultural power dynamics, the use of music to reflect political ideas, and the

Vinuja Sritharan analyzes NBA transnational relations in context of Chinese authoritarianism and international trade relations with the US in U of T Undergraduate Sociology Journal

October 07, 2020

Vinuja Sritharan authored an article titled “The basketball diaries: A case study of the national basketball association and political repression by China” that was published in the third volume of the Undergraduate Sociology Journal (USJ).

Ariel Kenny explores the conditions of Toronto's child care market and how climate change activists organize using social media in two articles in U of T Sociology Undergraduate Journal

October 06, 2020

Ariel Kenny authored two articles in the third volume of the Undergraduate Sociology Journal (USJ) published earlier this year.

The distracted worker is the greatest perceived threat to employers despite all the benefits of working from home - by Prof. Scott Schieman

September 17, 2020

Professor Scott Schieman wrote an article in The Toronto Star, with University of Toronto undergraduate student Ryu Won Kang.

Alumnus Josh Rosenblum on "snowballing" your social network

June 16, 2020

Arts and Science alumnus Josh Rosenblum recently spoke to A&S News about how his sociology degree has continued to help him in his career in market research. Rosenblum still feels very connected to the Sociology community and uses the skills that he developed in the classroom in his work for Synqrinus.

Sociology students build grassroots volunteer-run initiative to help those in need during COVID-19 pandemic

April 24, 2020

In the earliest days of the COVID outbreak, a small collective of people working to support QT/BIPOC (queer and trans, Black and Indigenous People of Colour) communities put out a call through the Caremongering – Toronto Facebook page for other groups to come together and replicate the mutual aid model.

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