“Inside Out” explores the value of experiencing the full range of emotions, says American University psychology professor.
American University Associate Prof. Evan Berry available for comment via Skype, email, phone about the Pope’s encyclical on climate change, which is expected June 18.
Goldgeier to serve two year tenure as elected president of Association of Professional Schools of International Affairs' (APSIA) Executive Committee.
Professor DeNardis won a prestigious Google Research Award that will fund basic expenses for one graduate student for one year to assist with Internet governance research.
Summer exhibits at the American University Museum at the Katzen Arts Center open June 13.
The Mama Sherpas is a feature which follows nurse-midwives, the doctors they work with, and their patients, over the course of two years. The documentary will provide an intimate glimpse into what midwives can bring into the birthing process in the hospital system.
A five-month investigation by Investigative Reporting Workshop at American University and WAMU 88.5 News, co-produced by Reveal, found DC Police over use the assaulting a police officer charge.
A new analysis by American University sociology professor Celine Marie Pascale finds that U.S. news media coverage of the Fukushima disaster largely minimized health risks to the general population. Pascale analyzed more than 2,000 news articles from four major U.S. outlets.
The theme of war runs through two major exhibits opening at American University in January.
New study titled, “The Impact of Whistleblowers on Financial Misrepresentation Enforcement Actions,” provides policymakers and regulators with data that proves the benefits of whistleblower involvement outweigh the costs.
American University Launches a new website for current and prospective students.
"Fort Bliss" is a a story that explores the sacrifices made every day by men and women in the armed services and the burdens that are placed on military families when parents are called to deploy.
American University School of International Service experts are available to discuss the Wales NATO summit.
One of the exhibits, Surrealist Art from the Estate of H. Marc Moyens, closes Sat., Sept. 20, for the museum's annual Fall for the Arts, which brings the community together for a day devoted to the arts. There will be workshops and sessions on acting, music, writing, and visual art, surprise performances throughout the day, culminating in an auction of Moyens' collection.
New research shows what profound effect the loss of popular TV series has on loyal consumers.
Robots and androids hold a powerful sway on our cultural imagination. Countless science fiction books and films have depicted artificial intelligence. Why do we find artificial people fascinating?
935 LIES: The Future of Truth and the Decline of America’s Moral Integrity, a new book by professor and journalist at AU’s School of Communication Charles Lewis, examines the consequences of decades of deception from the government and corporation.
Exhibits open June 14 and run through Aug. 17.
May marked the fourth anniversary of the District of Columbia’s Healthy Schools Act (HSA), a law enacted to reduce obesity among students attending D.C. schools.
This index provides the public with a more accurate reflection of the true country of origin of a car and the impact of its purchase on the U.S. economy. Ideally it will hold manufacturers accountable for the claims they make in marketing to U.S. consumers.
Researchers have discovered a way to improve a test that gauges how well upholstered furniture can resist smoldering combustion to delay the possible onset of fire.
Debate examining moral dimensions of political questions.
Exhibits at the American University Museum at the Katzen Arts Center this spring will showcase the diversity of American and global artists.
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