L&S News  Tag: Psychology

Imagine a winding maze full of twists and turns. To complete it will take focus and an ability to resist the shiny distractions designed to draw you off course. This labyrinth represents the attention economy, and L&S is here to serve as your tour guide.

Kristhel Vernaza Sanchez was awarded the 2026 Richard Ralph Winter Phoenix Rising Humanitarian Scholarship.

Clinical and Forensic Psychologist Patricia Coffey leads courses using evidence and community engagement to break stereotypes surrounding crime.

Six things we’ve learned from the AI Terrarium.

John Curtin’s lab is using artificial intelligence to help people who struggle with alcohol or substance abuse avoid relapses.

From a small up-north Wisconsin town, these Badgers are running a global corporation that plays an impactful role in building transportation infrastructure and supporting their local community.

Christine Idowu spent her summer analyzing data from survey groups to understand how children perceive and react to emotion.

Kate Walsh is building innovative support systems to make help more accessible for sexual assault survivors.

Alumnus Aaron Eisenberg ('94) is helping fuel the 2024 Day of the Badger with a generous matching gift.