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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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Professor Kristin Plys featured in Special Issue of Social Science History, 'What Was the Cold War?'

December 02, 2025

Kristin Plys' new article, "The Cold War from the Global South: Maoism and the Future of Liberalism," was recently published in a special issue of Social Science History on 'What Was the Cold War?' co-edited by Mitchell Stevens and University of Toronto Sociology PhD alum Ioana Sendroiu.

Toronto Population Network Organizers; Leafia Ye, Ridhi Kashyap, Monica Alexander, and Joanna Peppin

Toronto Population Network Launches with Successful Inaugural Mini-Conference

November 28, 2025

On November 6, the Toronto Population Network (TPN) hosted its inaugural mini-conference at Hart House, drawing over 80 participants from the University of Toronto’s three campuses and a wide array of disciplines, including sociology, geography, public health, social

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Professor Kristin Plys Explores the Uneven Terrain of Labour and Capital in Digital Era

November 12, 2025

Professor Kristin Plys has published a new article in Critical Sociology that reframes how scholars understand labour, capital, and resistance in the Global South. "The Gramsci-Mao debate on antifascism during India’s emergency (1975–1977) and beyond: Towards an anti-imperialist critique," reconsiders the Gramsci-Mao debate on a

Professor Jerry Flores Featured in U of T Impact for Research on Systemic Barriers Facing Indigenous Women

October 28, 2025

The Department of Sociology at the University of Toronto is pleased to share that Professor Jerry Flores is featured in the latest campaign of U of T Impact.

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Jillian Sunderland Publishes New Article: From “Bad Apples” to “Toxic Masculinity”: Framing Blame in Media Narratives of Elite Boy Violence

August 14, 2025

In this paper, Sunderland analyzes how mainstream Canadian newspapers framed a gang sexual assault at Toronto’s elite St. Michael’s College School. Departing from typical “bad apples” or “boys will be boys” tropes, coverage adopted a gendered and sociological lens, invoking toxic masculinity, school culture, and systemic bullying.

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Youngrong Lee is the winner of the 2025 AKSA Graduate Student Paper Award

July 24, 2025

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Investigating (Homo)Sexual Citizenship under Authoritarian Rule: Zihao Zhou’s New Publication on Chinese Gay Couple Vlogs

July 22, 2025

Zihao (Joseph) Zhou, a PhD student in the Department of Sociology, recently published a new article titled “Performing (Homo)Sexual Citizenship Under Authoritarian Rule: Gay Couple Vlogs and Everyday Intimacy in China” in the

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Dr. Josée Johnston and Dr. Shyon Baumann Featured on Culture & Inequality Podcast

July 15, 2025

Professors Josée Johnston and Shyon Baumann are featured on a new episode of the Culture & Inequality Podcast.

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Selay Ghaffar Announced as a Recipient of the 2025 Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship

July 03, 2025

Congratulations to Selay Ghaffar, who was recently announced as a 2025 Vanier Scholar. Vanier Canada Scholarships are among the most prestigious available to graduate students studying in Canadian institutions. Vanier scholars are chosen based on their academic excellence, research and leadership potential, and demonstrated ability.

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