Student research will be on display in the Crain science building this spring.
Trauma and the scars of Christ: David Wang discusses faith and healing at NGU
At the annual psychology lecture, Psychologist and pastor David Wang explored how trauma and faith intersect, showing how the scars of Christ reveal hope and healing for trauma survivors.
The life changing benefits of listening to music
Read here about some of the many health benefits that come from listening to music.
The psychology of first impressions: Explore how we form quick judgements and the science behind them
When you first meet someone, what goes through your head? Read this article to find out how the study of psychology can answer what actually happens during those first encounters.
Midterms are coming, the gym is calling: here are three helpful brain functions enhanced by exercise
Take a look at three ways your brain can benefit from moving your body before midterms.
The professor that students were psyched about
Robert E. Gaddis was well respected and a beloved professor at NGU.
Humans of NGU: Katelyn Parks
Katelyn Parks, junior at NGU, shares her experience changing majors from education to psychology.
Forget About It
Magenta. Textbook. Tweezers. Santa Barbara. Carnation. Pennant. Portuguese. Arugula. Buttonhole. Penguin. Alphabet. Plaid. What do the words in this list have in common? Keep reading to find out.
Basketball…and rats?
The division champs are battling out their grudge match. Suddenly the creature makes a bold move, he steals the ball from his four-legged friend and expertly drops it in the basketball hoop for a tasty treat. That’s right, we’re talking about rat b-ball
