College of Arts & Sciences
Conscious While Unconscious?
Cognitive neuroscientist talks about veridical near-death experiences—a medical phenomenon involving the human brain.
Alexander: Resiliency Allows Us to Bounce Back After Stressful Events
Cognitive neuroscientist explains the patterns and habits that protect the body and brain.
Is “Soft Socializing” 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’ Words Don’t Fool Your Eyes
Research by a College of Arts and Sciences faculty member reveals that magic show patter doesn’t misdirect audiences.
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’s poetry.
Psychology Expert Discusses AI in Ads
Assistant professor speaks about government agencies using artificial intelligence in their advertising.
DiMartino Shares Tips to Combat Too Much Screen Time
Psychology researcher comments on the addictive effects of smart devices.
Limiting Smartphone Use to Improve Focus
Psychology professor offers practical advice to avoid smartphone-induced stress.
Gagna Recognized as a Healthcare Influencer
Molecular biologist is recognized for his research into the role of DNA and RNA structure in disease development.
AI vs. Students: Who’s Doing More Work?
Business communications expert shares insight into whether students rely too heavily on artificial intelligence.