Cognitive scientists are helping actors infuse characters with genuine memories, feelings and personalities.

As the beloved film turns 75, a scholar reflects on its enduring relevance.

Death is not a dirty word to alumna Morgan Brown, whose art projects take on mortality taboos.

Fellows selected by the National Center for Free Speech and Civic Engagement will lead the way on issues related to the First Amendment.

Starting today (Nov. 9), the University of California will accept applications from individuals interested in joining the inaugural group of fellows for its National Center for Free Speech and Civic Engagement in Washington, D.C. The fellowship program is the cornerstone of the university’s newly established center, which aims to explore the timely, critical issue of free speech on our nation’s college campuses and in society as a whole.

Ninety percent of showrunners are white and two-thirds of all TV shows lack even one black writer, Darnell Hunt finds.

David Sedlak finds a solution to our water woes in "Dune."

Students help veterans gain access to benefits and address criminal justice issues.

Using aerial dance to explain her research, Nancy Scherich wins a Science magazine competition.

How your body processes its fight or flight response may affect your opinion, a new study finds.

The Emmy award-winner shares encouragement and experience with an MFA class.

Jordan Peele stops by lecturer Tananarive Due's course on how depictions of blackness have shaped real-life prejudice.