Boston University

Psychology

Neuroscience

As Memories Fade, Can We Supercharge Them Back to Life?

April 9, 2019

Communications

Does Binge-Watching Netflix Warp Your View of the World?

March 6, 2019

Woman taking photo of fall spicy pumpkin soup with herbs, croutons and sunflower seeds. Trendy instagram photo shot. Top view, flat lay style. Copy space

Nutrition

Orthorexia: Eating Clean, but Crumbling on the Inside

March 5, 2019

Wendy Coster (left) and Gael Orsmond (right)

Autism

Life after High School

December 3, 2018

A woodblock painting of John Calvin

psychiatry & psychology

Does God Ordain Domestic Violence?

October 1, 2018

A child watches as students get on a yellow school bus

Psychology

BU Spearheads Largest-Ever Study of Child Anxiety

September 25, 2018

Two women take a selfie with an iphone

Social Media

Social Media–Filtered Pics Can Be Hazardous to Your Health

August 7, 2018

Angry Boss yelling illustration

Business

Five Jerks You’ll Meet at Work Based on Characters from The Office

February 13, 2018

Mental Health

Stefan Hofmann Receives Alexander von Humboldt Foundation Award

January 26, 2018

Howard Eichenbaum Memorial to be held on campus Thursday

psychiatry & psychology

Remembering Howard Eichenbaum

October 4, 2017

Lani Silversides and Shana Jones meditating in classroom

Health & Medicine

One Class, One Day: Today’s Assignment Is to Meditate

August 2, 2017

Doctoral student Chelsey Bowman was awarded an NCAA Graduate Student Research Grant to survey college athletes about their attitudes regarding sexual violence on campus. Her research may lead to bystander training programs that teach athletes how to prevent sexual violence.

Education

Bystander Intervention: Can College Athletes Prevent Assault?

May 12, 2017

Amie Grills has devoted her career to researching and teaching about ways to help children control their anxieties.

Psychology

Helping Children Beat Anxiety Wins a Top Award

April 28, 2017

Terrorism expert Jessica Stern, research professor at Boston University Pardee School of Global Studies

Politics

Why Terrorists Kill

April 24, 2017

Portrait of terrorism expert Jessica Stern, a research professor at the Boston University Frederick S. Pardee School of Global Studies

Social Sciences

Why Terrorists Kill

April 13, 2017

Alice Cronin-Golomb, CAS professor of psychological and brain sciences, in her office

Faculty

Office Artifacts: Alice Cronin-Golomb

April 13, 2017

Steven Sandage, director of research at BU’s Albert & Jessie Danielsen Institute, is involved in a two-year study researching humility among religious leaders.

Psychology

Studying the Benefits of Humility

March 27, 2017

Tara Galovski and Amy Street sitting at table

Mental Health

Easing Transition to Civilian Life for Women Veterans

March 1, 2017

Photo of students walking on campus during a snow storm

Climate Change

Climate Change Skepticism May Hinge on Personal Experience

December 21, 2016

Jessica Stern, terrorism expert at Boston University Pardee School of Global Studies

Research

Explaining Violence: Lessons from Terrorists

November 14, 2016