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Mapping the Mind: Navigation's Role in Brain Connectivity

Congratulations to Our 2026 Outstanding Senior

Psychology Professor Receives University Faculty Service Award

Undergraduate Senior Aidan Rains

The senior who turned one psychology class into a clinical career

2026 College of Science Outstanding Graduate Student award winners: Dominique Simms for service, Riley O'Neill for scholarship, & Alexis Goad for teaching

Congratulations to Outstanding Graduate Student Awardees

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Time Magazine: Number of Words We Say is Shrinking

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Investigating Lifespan and Cognitive Decline Disparity in Dogs

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Researchers Find We're Talking Less

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New U of A study will investigate growth hormones and cognitive aging in dogs

Blue ribbon award

Psychology Undergraduate Recognized for Community Impact

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