Emmanuel professor of psychology Joyce Benenson's research, in which she discovered high status men were consistently more willing to reward their lower status colleagues than the high status women, was recently featured in a BBC article.

This fall, Developmental Psychology major Mae Harrington '19 spent 106 days visiting 11 countries on four continents through the Semester at Sea program.

Jon began his college career at a large, public state school in western Massachusetts, but as early as his first semester, it became clear to him that he wanted something different-something closer to his home in Brookline, Mass., and to the city of Boston.

Associate Professor of Psychology Linda Lin's research on body image and why participating in negative body talk is even more harmful than simply listening to it was recently published in U.S. News & World Report.

Psychology major Joy Houlder '19 has always "gravitated toward people." She hopes to combine her coursework in counseling and health and minor in studio art to eventually become an art therapist, and to get some hands-on experience as an intern in one of the Fenway's many hospitals and healthcare organizations.