This past summer, four Tommies worked together to perform experiments and collect data on something that many of us would not normally think about: meth, its anxiety-inducing properties and its effects on mice. Reporter Mae Macfarlane has the story.
Caffeine’s effects on the brain
Designer Christine Hastings looks at the effects of caffeine on the brain.
Mental health needs soar at St. Thomas, administration looks to new options
TommieMedia Director Simeon Lancaster’s investigation reveals how St. Thomas is trying to cope with mental health needs.
Tommie Spotlight: John Buri
Psychology Professor John Buri has been reading, learning and teaching at St. Thomas for 39 years, making him the longest-serving professor at the university.
Professor encourages healthy dating with new book
In his book, titled “Intentional Dating,” St. Thomas professor John Buri gives 15 tips for finding and maintaining healthy romantic relationships.
Professors continue use of trigger warnings
The American Association of University Professors condemns the use of trigger warnings, but many St. Thomas professors will continue this practice.
St. Thomas sleep study shows link to academic success
Two St. Thomas professors reviewed survey data in order to create a comprehensive report about the effects of sleep on academic success.
Study shows eating junk food has negative effects
Although junk food may seem like the fastest option for college students, a UCLA study shows that this lifestyle has negative effects.
St. Thomas senior receives statewide psychology award
Senior Angie Kurth recently won the Donald G. Patterson Undergraduate Award in Psychology, recognition granted to just one student in the state.
The psychological meaning behind your dreams
Designer Abby Golebiowski looked in to the psychology of dreams to find out what they could be saying about your life.