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Distinguished Professor David Weisburd, in Newsweek, warns against making causal arguments about crime trends without carefully controlled research.

The Dean’s Challenge Scholarship is awarded to recognize exceptional students not only in their superior academic achievement but in their inspirational civic and community engagement. Learn more about this year's three graduate student awardees.

Join us on September 10, October 1, or October 21 to learn more about our top-ranked PhD program in Criminology, Law and Society!

Stitt has been named has been named one of Life Safety Alliance’s Top 40 Global Thought Leaders in security and life safety for 2026.

Criminology, law and society doctoral student and Dean’s Challenge graduate scholarship recipient Hayley Carlisle is conducting mixed-methods research on inconsistences with rule enforcement at jails.

The Department of Criminology, Law and Society invites applicants for a tenure-track Assistant Professor position to start August 2027. The position is open to scholars with an active research agenda in any area(s) of criminology, criminal justice, and law and society, but there is a strong preference for applicants with expertise in cybercrime and related areas.

Gill discusses the intersection of research, policy, and community insight in modern criminology.

Students from across the College of Humanities and Social Sciences shared original research spanning disciplines, methods, and real-world impact at the annual Undergraduate Research Symposium. From artificial intelligence and campus safety to global economics and social media's influence on voters, the event highlighted the breadth of student scholarship and the skills gained through hands-on research.