psychology News Archive
Why you should duck from that goose
April 17, 2017 —
The nesting of geese on campus is only the first part of the problem.
Beyond Harms: Public health and the end of cannabis prohibition, public lecture
March 16, 2017 —
Lecture to focus on on the health effects of cannabis, and the implications for drug policy more generally
Why we fail at New Year resolutions
January 6, 2017 —
A psychologist offers his take on the matter, and three tips
Faculty and alumni appointed to Order of Canada
January 3, 2017 —
Gov. Gen. David Johnston recently announced new appointments to the Order of Canada
Unexpected career trajectory hits target
November 28, 2016 —
'Student scholarships make even more of a difference than you think. For me, it was the lessening the stress due to a financial burden'
Looking without Perceiving, new study on autism spectrum disorder
July 7, 2016 —
Graduate student Tiffany Carther-Krone and professor Jonathan Marotta have shed new light on how people with autism spectrum disorders view their surrounding environment
Free Press: Stealth health
May 16, 2016 —
Corey Mackenzie, professor and director of the Aging and Mental Health Laboratory at the University of Manitoba’s Centre on Aging interviewed
Globe and Mail: Advertisers (finally) depicting a broader view of masculinity
February 26, 2016 —
'Hyper-masculinity, we believe, is a substitute for real social, economic and political power'
Graduate students who really know their stuff
February 17, 2016 —
Twelve finalists made it through the 3MT heats and move on to compete in the final competition on Thursday, Feb. 25
Supporting research into how we age, how we address global health challenges, and how our climate is changing
February 9, 2016 —
Research funding for new and renewed research chairs – $3.3 million in funding over the next seven years