Sociology and Anthropology at Linfield University

01/12/2022

Congratulations to our sociology alum, Araceli Cruz, on her new position!

https://www.warnerpacific.edu/new-assistant-vice-president-for-student-success-and-engagement-named/?fbclid=IwAR1W8Ha-7j4qYTfZX-R76bON5SUp_GbiubOQT7ih2SGqujp0w-rvkuexwKQ

Get the latest news and updates from WPU, including exciting announcements, weather notices and other relevant matters about the University. Enjoy reading New Assistant Vice President for Student Success and Engagement Named .

09/03/2021

I love seeing our students using their theoretical “lenses” and love that this has become a yearly Social Theory ritual!

09/02/2021

https://www.chronicle.com/article/how-sociologists-can-battle-covid-denialism?cid=gen_sign_in

On stigma, social death, and why, sometimes, getting a vaccine in secret is perfectly rational.

08/12/2021

Congratulations to Emmaline Irvine (ANTH '21) who just published an article in the Journal of Undergraduate Research in Anthropology!! Way to go Emmaline (and her amazing mentor/ advisor Leslie Walker)!!

07/08/2021

Professor Gardner’s book gets a mention here- and among some great company!

My summer essentials list is pretty simple: A ball cap and sunscreen for a hike, driving directions and a trail map for a day trip, and more than a few reading options for the couch that's inevitably waiting for me at the end of a long hot summer day. Gathering together all the new memoirs...

04/23/2021

Not your average Senior Recognition for Sociology and Anthropology...! But our amazing students persevered and did a great job!

02/25/2021

“The nervous breakdown was not a medical condition, but a sociological one. It implicated a physical problem—your “nerves”—not a mental one. And it was a onetime event, not a permanent condition. It provided sanction for a pause and reset that could put you back on track. But as psychology eclipsed sociology in the late 20th century, it turned us inward to our personal moods and thoughts—and away from the shared economic and social circumstances that produced them.”

It used to be okay to admit that the world had simply become too much.

02/21/2021

Free for this week. Looks like a great lineup.

Strengthening distinct Indigenous identity is the central theme of this playlist, directed toward a younger audience.

01/23/2021

Scientists praise US president’s pick of Alondra Nelson, a specialist in bioethics and social inequality.

01/22/2021

09/06/2020

An interesting read from anthropologist Wade Davis, in Rolling Stone Magazine.

Anthropologist Wade Davis on how COVID-19 signals the end of the American era