Jin Xun Goh, a third-year graduate student in our department working with Professor Judy Hall, was recently quoted in a Washington Post article entitled "Sexism often comes with a smile, study finds."

Congratulations to Professor William Sharp, who was recently honored by the American Group Psychotherapy Association with its 2015 Alonso Award for Excellence in Psychodynamic Group Psychotherapy for his work, "Sticks and Stones May Break My Bones But What About Words?"

A recent edition of News@Northeastern, the University's daily newsletter, featured an article about Professor Iris Berent's research into the links between language and motor systems.

The Virtual Personality Assessment Laboratory, a collaboration between game design professors Alessandro Canossa and Magy Seif El-Nasr and psychology professor Randy Colvin, was the subject of a recent article in Northeastern Magazine

Nora Murphy, who received her PhD from the Northeastern University Psychology Department in 2003, was recently interviewed for a Wall Street Journal article entitled "How to Look Smarter."

Two professors in the Psychology Department, Lisa Feldman Barrett and Spencer Lynn, wrote an article this year called "'Utilizing' Signal Detection Theory" that was recently announced to be among the top five most-viewed articles published in Psychological Science in 2014!

Three members of the Psychology Department faculty were featured in this month's edition of Northeastern Magazine! Professors Heather Brenhouse, Rich Melloni, and Rebecca Shansky spoke to the magazine about their exciting work exploring how traumatic experiences—violence, drugs, emotional abuse, and neglect—can rearrange the way our brains function.

Congratulations to Julia Ebert '15, a behavioral neuroscience major and computer science minor, who was recently named a recipient of the prestigious Marshall Scholarship.

Professor Rebecca Shansky of the Psychology Department was one of four College of Science faculty members who presented TED-style talks recently about what fuels their passion for science and discovery.

Professor Rebecca Shansky of the Psychology Department was one of four College of Science faculty members who presented TED-style talks recently about what fuels their passion for science and discovery.

“Memory is not like a video camera,” John Coley told Boston.com. Coley, an associate professor of psychology, spoke with Boston.com after reporters questioned governor-elect Charlie Baker’s story about a fisherman.

Congratulations to Professor Lisa Feldman Barrett, whose Interdisciplinary Affective Science Laboratory was recently profiled in Science!

Professor David DeSteno wrote the cover story for the most recent edition of Pacific Standard.

Peter Bex, a vision scientist and newly appointed psychology professor, works to detect, diagnose, and monitor visual impairment. His research goal, he says, is to maximize people's remaining vision.