William S. Gray Professor and Department Chair Amanda Woodward highlights some of the department's most important news- from new faculty hires to graduate student and faculty accomplishments to new research collaborations. Full Story»
Sian Beilock and Susan Levine have been collaborating on the Bedtime Learning Together (BLT) project to evaluate whether parent-child interaction around fun and interesting math problems results in positive changes in children’s’ math learning and attitudes. Full Story»
An interdisciplinary group of scientists and scholars at Chicago, led by Howard Nusbaum in the Department of Psychology, have begun collaborating on a set of projects that use a range of methods from textual analysis to cognitive neuroscience to understand wisdom. Full Story»
This year the Department of Psychology welcomed three new junior faculty. We look forward to seeing their research programs develop and create new opportunities for interdisciplinary collaborations. Full Story»
Graduate student research is taken in exciting new directions as a result of collaborationas across labs and across areas. By forming research teams, graduate students are pursuing innovative ways to research a more complex set of questions.Full Story»
Several gifts to the Psychology Department have allowed us to continue to offer an alumni lecture series as well as offer new undergraduate funding opportunities for conference travel and summer research. Full Story»
