Study finds what others say can bias perceptions of pain and mental effort.

The ethnomusicologist was named a fellow at one of the country’s most prestigious humanities research institutes to work on her second book about Black sonic life in America.

Professor Sara Swenson maps the breadth of Buddhist charity in urban Vietnam.

The government major is interested in training peers for public service.

Ezra Klein and Annette Gordon-Reed '81 are among the speakers in spring term.

The English and creative writing major will explore the history and culture of Appalachia through poetry and illustration.

The Rockefeller Center program gives students hands-on experience with lawmakers.

Cecilia Gaposchkin received three prestigious national fellowships for her research on medieval relics and the cross as a weapon of war.

The distinction recognizes her pioneering research on plant cell growth and development.