Using anonymized data from mobile devices showed physical distancing was less prevalent in rural areas compared with cities and suburbs, according to the study.

Yale sociologist Anderson receives criminology’s highest award for his groundbreaking studies of life and violence in inner-city African American communities.

Yale psychologist Jennifer Richeson joins a distinguished panel of advisors to the White House on issues related to science, technology, and innovation policy.

Yale sociologist Daniel Karell investigates how online behavior generates real-world harm and has explored the rise of radicalism in the U.S. and Afghanistan.

Julia Adams’ ground-breaking scholarship has shown how familial structures transformed early modern European state-building, colonialism, and empire.

Nicholas A. Christakis talks about his new book Apollo’s Arrow and shares his perspective on how the virus will shape our world moving forward.