“Sociological Imagination” and the Policing of Mental Health | May 2023
On November 3, 2018, Laudemer Arboleda, a mentally ill man, was killed by police officer Andrew Hall in Danville, a wealthy San Francisco suburb.
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War in Ukraine: Construction of National Identities, Manufacturing Consent, and the Power of Collective Memory
On February 24, 2022, the Russian army invaded Ukraine, starting a brutal war that sent shock waves around the world.
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Biology, Culture, and Sexual Assault - Greg Lukasik, Ph.D. | February 2022
Taking a look at sexual assault as it relates to culture today.
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"The COVID-19 Pandemic is Not Going Away-- This is Why" - Greg Lukasik, Ph.D. | November 2021
Despite efforts to vaccinate as many people as possible, COVID-19 infection rates are still increasing across the globe.
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"The American Tragedy: Mass Shootings and the Media Construction of Gun Violence" - Greg Lukasik, Ph.D. | July 2021
Media coverage of gun violence and mass shootings in the United States often shapes the way we view these issues. Is the impact of the media harmful or helpful?
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"Civil Rights, Race, and Presidential Elections" - Greg Lukasik, Ph.D. | April 2021
While the 2020 Presidential Election had the highest voter turnout in 120 years, we also saw new initiatives to increase voter suppression.
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