UCSF doctors and researchers address the impact of poverty on health in research and practice.

First Days Project website enables newcomers to share heartfelt recollections of arriving in the United States.

Demographer chronicles how marriage has morphed into a means of supporting intensive investments in children.

Research suggests young adults are more envious than their elders – and about more things.

People envision an unknown ‘black’-named character in similar ways to an unknown ‘white’-named male convicted of assault.

Results of months-long project in Los Angeles suggest method could succeed in cities worldwide.

Asian American Studies Center project collects evidence of resistance during the war years.

1 in 5 older adults have incomes above the federal poverty level, but still struggle to pay their expenses.

New book examines how conventional nuclear-family-in-suburbia model has evolved into unique ‘lifespaces’ in 21st century America.

Why did people make their personal information so easily available to a company that facilitates cheating?

Sociologists debunk idea that Asian American academic achievement is due to unique cultural traits or values.

A new study finds the answer may lie with family income.