Salisbury University President Carolyn Ringer Lepre announced in her Tuesday Report today that three SU faculty members are recipients of 2025's University System of Maryland (USM) Board of Regents ...

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A number of students from Bonner and Boundary counties have earned a spot on the University of Idaho's fall deans list.

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Part of forming your own identity is defining yourself by the traits that make you unique. To do this, you categorize others as belonging to your group – based on characteristics that matter to you, ...

Our programs provide students with comprehensive academic, scientific and clinical training to prepare them for significant contributions to psychological science and clinical practice. Our department ...

Laughing at the wrong times is a behavior that, while it might seem strange or even inappropriate, has meaning within the realm of psychology. This reaction can be linked to various emotional and ...

Yet a definition of biological sex put forth by U.S. President Donald Trump designates people as either male or female based solely on the size of the reproductive cells they make. Millions of ...

16 December 2024 Remote therapy proves effective for university students during COVID-19 An evaluation of the University counselling service (UCS) by academics in the School of Psychology has found ...

On Jan. 20, the Trump administration issued Executive Order 14168 “From Gender Ideology Extremism and Restoring Biological Truth to the Federal Government.” The aim of this new rule is to ...

While previous research has highlighted connections between sleep, eating patterns, and weight gain, scientists remain uncertain of the role of the circadian system—our internal biological clock ...

Human psychology is a labyrinth of thoughts, emotions, and behaviours—often shaped by forces we barely recognise. From cognitive biases that control our decisions to the subconscious influences ...