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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.
Local Outlet Highlights Intergenerational Event
Medical student organizations hosted a meaningful afternoon of connection and engagement at a Long Island assisted living community.
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’s 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.
Study Finds Not All AI Platforms Are Built to Diagnose
General-use AI platforms make serious mistakes when it comes to analyzing medical results.
President Balentine Speaks on Panel
President Jerry Balentine, D.O., was among several leaders in higher education who made the case for why a college degree is still worth the investment.
Students Awarded Top Prize in Intercollegiate Startup Pitch-Off
Two New York Tech student entrepreneurs claimed first place for their business pitch.