Browse Curated Datasets
Explore the full BSOS repository through a cleaner teaching-focused catalog. Search by topic, scan the rounded dataset cards, and use the filter rail to move across methods and teaching themes without losing context.
2026 Fellowship Datasets
Four new 2026 fellowship datasets expand the repository across epidemiology, elections, higher-education finance, and international conflict analysis.
Influenza Laboratory-Confirmed Cases by County in New York State: Beginning 2009-2019
NY Influenza & Weather 2009-2019 combines county-level influenza surveillance with Open-Meteo historical climate data for epidemiology, public-health, and time-series instruction.
Social Media Usage and Voting Behavior by Age Group (2020-2025)
This 2026 fellowship dataset links demographic social-media platform usage to voter registration, turnout, and party identification for comparative election analysis.
Big Ten University R&D and Athletics Expenditures by Region and Political Party Control (2021-2024)
Big Ten Spending by Region & Party tracks research and athletics expenditures at four flagship universities alongside region and congressional party control.
Russo-Ukraine War Conflict Tracking Dataset (GDELT/ACLED-Based)
Ukraine War Conflict Tracking combines event-level GDELT and ACLED observations with synchronized economic indicators for international-relations and conflict coursework.
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Reevaluating Political Trust and Social Desirability in China
A survey experiment from the Harvard Dataverse examining political trust and social desirability bias in China. Uses an embedded list experiment — an indirect measurement technique — to detect...
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Global Trust Survey
A global survey of institutional trust covering 119,088 respondents across 113 countries. This version includes a README, the raw survey data in Excel format, and a comprehensive codebook covering...
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Global Trust Survey
A global survey of institutional trust covering 119,088 respondents across 113 countries. Measures trust in government, scientists, journalists, doctors/nurses, NGOs, neighbors, and traditional...