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Come Back to Bed

January 19, 2011 | Eve Samborn

I’m starting to feel neglected. I always wanted to be the most important part of your life, but, lately, I feel like you keep pushing me aside to make time for your other “priorities.” And when we do spend time together, you’re always late. Most nights, we don’t even meet up until like 3 a.m. What kind of relationship is that?

Study habit study performed by WU professors

September 17, 2010 | Sadie Smeck

Research being conducted in Washington University’s own Department of Psychology has produced new evidence about the most effective study techniques for students.

Green majors blossom across nation

February 01, 2010 | Kelly Fahy

Being green is becoming cooler as academic institutions see an increasing number of students majoring in the fields of environment and sustainability. According to the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE), more than 100 majors, minors and certificates were created at a variety of universities nationwide over the past year.

D.C. study program to begin in September

January 29, 2010 | David Messenger

Watch out, D.C. Washington University students will soon have the option of going to Washington, D.C., in a semester-long D.C. immersion program.

Structure may reduce social anxiety symptoms

February 06, 2009 | Becca Krock

Thinking about past social failures can be less painful in a structured setting for some social phobia sufferers, according to a recent Washington University study that examined current practices in cognitive psychology. The work addressed a psychological problem that can be especially acute during the college years, when people are exposed to new social situations [...]

Getting lost in a book is not as hard as it seems

February 02, 2009 | Becca Krock

When people feel like the novel they are reading is actually happening to them, they’re not actually that far from the truth, according to a new brain-imaging study. The study, co-authored by Washington University scientist Jeffery Zacks, director of the Dynamic Cognition Laboratory, shows that when people read narratives, brain regions that process the same [...]

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