USA TODAY - Make sure to stop and smell the roses. It just might boost your memory; Prof. Leslie Kay discusses how odor enrichment can influence cognitive degeneration

Wednesday, August 9

in the news faculty psychology

NYT - The Synagogue Attack Stands Alone, but Experts Say Violent Rhetoric Is Spreading; Prof. Robert Pape discusses the factors that increase the chances someone will become a dangerous risk

Wednesday, August 9

in the news faculty political science

NPR - A protective order is unlikely to curb Trump or affect his popularity; Prof. William Howell comments on former Pres. Trump's leveraging of indictments for fundraising, and the implications it's having on other contenders in the GOP

Wednesday, August 9

in the news faculty political science

REMEMBERING YIRAN FAN (2021)

Wednesday, August 9

economics

PUBLISHED ON JAN 14, 2021 The Kenneth C. Griffin Department of Economics and our campus community is deeply mourning the loss of Yiran Fan, who was...

Trauma-informed care for juveniles, not punishment, prevents recidivism

Tuesday, August 8

faculty comparative human development announcements

A review of studies points to real-world proof that a punitive response is worse for young people in the criminal legal system. “We are essentially pu...