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Aisha Udochi is a graduate student in our Personality, Individual Differences, and Behavior Genetics (PIB) area and one of our outstanding students we are spotlighting in our…

Emily Willoughby, PhD, a post-doc in James Lee's lab, is also a paleoartist!

Hear from Dr. Nathan Kuncel on how 'letter of reference' has contributed to inequities accessing higher education and beyond.

Congratulations to the Fall 2021 Undergraduate Mortensen Engagement Award Winners: Beryl Belmonte, Amanda Krinke, and Helen Weil!

As we near the end of the semester, get ready by knowing what you're registering for, getting involved in a research lab, or find an internship. Also, the Department is hiring…

Sydni Northe is an undergraduate student who has been working in Dr. Gordon Legge's lab: The Minnesota Laboratory for Low-Vision Research. Northe, alongside her lab partner…

New jobs, events, and more in this week's edition of the Scoop

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Check out this week's announcements on events, research, jobs, and more

Margaret Jaeger is a graduate student in our Social Psychology area and one of our outstanding students we are spotlighting in our Meet Our Students…

Dr. Nicola Grissom shares insight into a new study that reported genetic effects can “stack up” for those with autism

Iris Vilares, PhD, shares how research can help build up trust in institutions.

Rich Lee, PhD, speaks out about racist Prior Lake High School video and its psychological effects.

Justin Kracht is a graduate student in our Quantitative/Psychometric Methods (QPM) area and one of our outstanding students we are spotlighting in our Meet Our Students…

NPR quotes Dr. Christopher Federico on how bias can impact how individual jurors assess the same evidence differently.

Congratulations to Walter Wu for winning the CLA three-minute thesis competition!

Congratulations to Robert F. Krueger, Distinguished McKnight University Professor, for being named once again one of Clarivate Web of Science’s Highly Cited Researchers 2021!

Dr. Nicola Grissom shares insight into new research on sex bias in rats with an autism-linked gene.

Dr. Mark Snyder shares why volunteering is both beneficial for the volunteer and the organization.

Registration for Spring semester is here! We have you covered with research positions, meeting with faculty, and more.