Experts say Tucker Carlson's 'insulting' comment on fatherhood ignores the truth about American dads
Weidenbaum Center Grant Recipient Caitlyn Collins quoted in USA TODAY
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Purnell named to Modern Healthcare’s top 25 diversity leaders
Weidenbaum Center Policy Lunch Speaker Jason Purnell named by Modern Healthcare as top 25 diversity leader
Which of the Four Family Policies Deserves Top Priority?
Weidenbaum Center Grant Recipient Caity Collins was among 18 scholars the Times asked to rank the most important family policy.
Rick Scott wrongly warns FBI coming after loud parents at school board meetings
Weidenbaum Center Faculty Research Fellow Gregory Magarian quoted in PolitiFact
No, Donald Trump didn't lead 'greatest economy in the history of the world'
Weidenbaum Center Director Steve Fazzari quoted in PolitiFact
The Gender Researcher’s Guide to an Equal Marriage
Weidenbaum Center Grant Recipient Caitlyn Collins quoted in The Atlantic
Staff shortages lead local health care provider to recruit employees in new way
Weidenbaum Center Associated Faculty member Yongseok Shin interviewed by KMOV TV
American Rage is co-winner of Juliette and Alexander L. George Outstanding Political Psychology Book Award
American Rage, a book authored by former Weidenbaum Center Post-Doctoral Fellow Steven Webster, now an Assistant Professor at the University of Indiana, is co-winner of the 2021 Juliette and Alexander L. George Outstanding Political Psychology Book Award. The award is for work that demonstrates the highest quality of thought and makes a major substantive book-length contribution to the field of political psychology, broadly defined.
New book challenges assumptions about state supreme courts
Weidenbaum Center Grant Recipients James L. Gibson and Michael J. Nelson co-author new book challenging assumptions about state supreme courts
Workers are often told not to talk about how much they're getting paid. That's not legal.
Weidenbaum Center Grant Recipient Jake Rosenfeld quoted in USA TODAY
New book co-edited by Abram Van Engen examines emotion in religion
Weidenbaum Center Public Policy Lunch Speaker Abram Van Engen co-edits new book examining emotions in religion
Black population in Missouri still harmed by the effects of COVID-19 in the job market
Weidenbaum Center Grant Recipient Adia Wingfield quoted in Columbia Missourian