Media Coverage
Is 鈥淪oft Socializing鈥� the Key to Better Relationships?
Psychology expert details the benefits of trading a big night out for a quiet night in with friends.
Debunked: Magicians鈥� Words Don鈥檛 Fool Your Eyes
Research by a College of Arts and Sciences faculty member reveals that magic show patter doesn鈥檛 misdirect audiences.
Fitness Expert Explains Push vs. Pull Exercises
Exercise physiologist shares strength training workouts targeting specific movement patterns.
Rajnarayanan Tapped for COVID-19 Story
Amidst the spread of a new coronavirus variant, researcher emphasizes that boosters still protect against severe illness.
Professor’s Work Featured in Bookseller Magazine, The Guardian
Supported by a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities, Associate Professor of Humanities Amanda Golden, Ph.D., co-edited a forthcoming collection of Plath鈥檚 poetry.
Supporting Children with Autism
Ahead of Autism Acceptance Month, Alex Lopez, J.D., OT/L, shared his insight with media outlets across the United States.
Neuroscientist Interviewed
Associate professor discusses the growing number of students pursuing neuroscience education.
The Emotional Cost of AI-Written Messages
Ahead of Valentine鈥檚 Day, consumer behavior expert Colleen Kirk, D.P.S., helps explain why you shouldn’t use AI to create heartfelt notes.
Haar Explains White Bread鈥檚 Effect on Blood Sugar
Why white bread causes a faster and higher spike in blood sugar vs. whole grains.
The Psychology of Storm Shopping
As major snowfall approached the New York area, consumer behavior expert Colleen Kirk, D.P.S., explained why shoppers stockpile groceries ahead of bad weather.