Julie Neiworth teaches annually a class on Learning and Memory and for that, she houses, cares for, and studies pigeons. Recently, she...

It has been almost one week since we lost our sweet Roosevelt. Each time we enter his room, his absence is ever present. We feel it, and...

It's been 3 days since we lost our dear monkey friend Roosevelt, age 20, and his partner Oriole has alternated between looking for him...

Forte in action.

This past Saturday, April 29, the lab took a trip up to Bethel University for the Minnesota Undergraduate Psychology Conference! We...

Roosevelt turned 20 on April 14, and we've had trouble selecting novel birthday treats for the monkeys that they like. This time we are...

Yesterday, our favorite twins turned 21! We celebrated with a carrot cake that Julie made, and the monkeys and humans all thought it was...

Brother Forté has been down with a respiratory virus and plenty of mucus for several months which landed him in a medical cage. We had to...

During the week leading up to the Psych 210/211 Poster Session, Julie was hard at work baking all sorts of sweet treats for the students...

At the end of Psychology 210/211, students make posters to describe and defend their independent projects conducted in the Psy 211 lab....

Well it was not easy, but I found a way to get to campus and park and walk through many unplowed areas to feed monkeys breakfast. Weather...

Forté is looking as cute as can be hanging out in his basket! With a blizzard on the horizon, he wants to make sure everyone is staying...

Well, it's Valentine's Day and that means raspberry yogurt pretzels as a morning treat! Encore and Forté are enjoying theirs... Hope you...

On a super snowy day like today, sometimes all you need is something sweet. Thanks for the treats, Julie!

Oh no! It appears as though Julie has been locked in! The show must always go on, so the students forge ahead with our WWW research in...

since the chum famine of 1959! I am reluctant to quote Mr Krabs here (SpongeBob SquarePants ref) but when the College is on a holiday, we...

There's a chill in the air and a quiet calmness in the lab. Why not mealworms? Monkeys love 'em.

The weather outside might be frightful, but we are still hard at work finishing up the second day of testing for the latest condition of...

The Neuropsychology of Aging class visited a local convalescent center and played games with residents. This gave us hands-on experience...

We presented our new collaborative study on episodic memory in aging tamarins at the Undergraduate Research and Internship Symposium at...