In Colombia, a Curious Case of Mixed-Up Twins and Brotherly Love
Two sets of identical twins, mixed up as babies, were raised as fraternal twins—then serendipitously…
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Toy Story: Catching Up with Howard Wexler, Inventor of the Classic Game Connect 4
In the summer of 1969, Howard Wexler called a time-out. He was in his early…
Four Women: A Thomas More College Story
The photo shows four bright young women, diplomas in hand, ready to head their separate…
Study Shows Rise in College Students’ Stress Levels During 2016 Presidential Election
College students are no strangers to stress; they worry about everything from their exams to…
Humor Editor Bob Mankoff Is Serious about Funny
Bob Mankoff has some bad news for his students. It’s about their test results. Standing…
For the Love of Service: Whitney Rog and Justin Lucas
Going back to school in the fall can bring mixed feelings—excitement, jitters, end-of-summer blues. But…
Psychology Conference Highlights Research Advancing Social Justice
Pioneering researchers, students, and emerging scholars shared cutting-edge qualitative research methods that are boosting social…
Fordham represented at United Nations for 10th annual Psychology Day
Fordham was represented at the United Nations on April 20 for its 10th annual Psychology Day.…
Bronx Science-Fordham Collaboration Earns Teen National Recognition
When Mitchell Rabinowitz, Ph.D., a professor at Fordham, agreed to serve as a supervising scientist…
Being Present: Mindfulness and Smoking Cessation
Despite a nationwide decline in smoking rates, the prevalence of smoking among individuals with mental…