Join us on Friday, October 9, at noon (eastern) for an interview-style webinar with Dr. Josh Compton from Dartmouth University

Political motive sometimes drives philanthropic funding. It also drives flawed research.

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Character assassination—the deliberate destruction of an individual’s reputation—has been a persistent feature of public life across time and cultures. This revised and expanded edition offers a compr...

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In the afternoon of May 21st, ASHR will host a series of Research Roundtables at our 2026 Symposium preceding RSA in Portland, OR. For those unable to make it to Portland for the in-person festivities...

Drs. Stein and Barton of Southern Utah University will explore how memes shape gender and racial dynamics in contemporary American politics.

Starting July 1, 2026, thousands of non-tenure-track faculty across Maryland’s four-year public universities will have the right to bargain collectively for the first time in history.

Drs. Stein and Barton of Southern Utah University will explore how memes shape gender and racial dynamics in contemporary American politics.

Step inside the world of modern politics with Alex Nai and his co-authors in a compelling webinar based on The Psychology of Attack Politics

Platforming Cancel Culture: Digital Media, Identity and Cultural Intersections delves into one of the most polarizing phenomena of the digital age. Bringing together global, intersectional, and interd...

The Trump administration is pushing the Pentagon, IRS and other federal agencies to rapidly adopt AI tools to improve efficiency, an idea championed by Elon Musk.

Personalised learning is AI’s promise in education—but who defines what’s personal, and does it nurture strengths or just fix what algorithms see as flaws?