***PSYCHOLOGY
The clearest proof yet that your job is killing you Washington Post
Who You Hate Depends on How Smart You Are, Study Finds Vice
What do Lisa Kudrow, aka Phoebe from Friends, Colin Firth and Natalie Portman have in common? They’ve published psychology papers Discover Magazine
What if Addiction Is Not a Disease? Chronicle of Higher Ed
Carl Jung Explains Why His Famous Friendship with Sigmund Freud Fell Apart in Rare 1959 Audio Open Culture
Spotify’s incredibly addictive playlists are based on simple behavioral psychology Quartz
***SCIENCE
After another stumble, is fMRI brain scanning learning from its mistakes? Stat News
A Unified Theory of Randomness: Researchers have uncovered deep connections among different types of random objects, illuminating hidden geometric structures Quanta Magazine
Should science fraudsters have to serve jail time? Stat News
***MEDICAL
When Pregnant Women Need Medicine they encounter a Void NPR
Turning Surgical Sutures into Sensors Economist
Why Don't Doctors Recognize Cardiac Arrest? The Atlantic
I'm an OB-GYN treating women with Zika: This is what it's like The Conversation
***NEUROSCIENCE
The Brain that Couldn’t Remember New York Times
How Hackers could get inside your head with brain malware MotherBoard
After another stumble, is fMRI brain scanning learning from its mistakes? Stat News
***TECHNOLOGY
Watch out, ladies: Your period-tracking app could be leaking personal data Washington Post
Your.MD chatbot could save your life (or misdiagnose a mosquito bite) Venture Beat
Turning surgical sutures into sensors Economist
***ART AND DESIGN
How To Make Your Not-So-Great Visual Design Better Medium
Spend 50% less time thinking about pixels and 50% more time thinking about the experience Medium
Introducing BuzzFeed’s Design Process Medium
How Tools Have Shaped the Role of the Designer ux Design
91-year-old woman fills in crossword at museum - only to discover it was a £60,000 artwork Telegraph
***SOCIAL MEDIA
The IOC is cracking down on Olympic GIFs Washington Post
Can Candid Conversations Happen Online Without The Trolls? NPR
Meet the Internet’s ‘greatest liar,’ whose Twitter death hoaxes have fooled millions Washington Post
Professors Assign Students to Post to BuzzFeed. You’ll Never Believe What Happens Next Chronicle of Higher Ed
What Is a ‘Serious Academic’? Social-Media Critique Provokes a Backlash Chronicle of Higher Ed
Snapchat's biggest threat is its own design: Why Snapchat needs to start stealing from Instagram The Verge
What Instagram Stories say about the state of social media Washington Post
***BIG DATA / STATS
Why my fellow students aren’t interested in doing data science for you (and how to get them interested) Venture Beat
A list of automated Data Science and Data Mining platforms KD Nuggets
Spend 50% less time thinking about pixels and 50% more time thinking about the experience Medium
***PERSONAL GROWTH
The Difference between a change and a Transition Becoming (my blog)
What do you want your obituary to say? Here are two amazingly different stories Economist
Do Your Friends Actually Like You? New York Times
New research shows that even severe stress can have an upside Economist
***GENDER ISSUES
Convincing the VC Bro-nopoly to Fund Female-First Companies Wired
Mansplaining Is Real! But Male Self-Citation in Academic Work Isn’t So Simple Slate
‘The man responsible': NBC broadcaster draws ire after crediting world record to swimmer’s husband Washington Post
The Media Is Saying And Doing A Bunch Of Sexist Stuff During The Olympics Huffington Post
Gender Self-Identification: M or W? Chronicle of Higher Ed
Supreme Court Blocks Order In Favor Of Trans Student Seeking Bathroom Access Huffington Post
A closer look at the gender gap in presidential voting Pew Research
***LEGAL ISSUES
The Supreme Court Will Consider a Case About Copyrighting Cheerleading Uniforms Mother Board
Who owns your tattoo? Maybe not you The Conversation
***GRAMMAR
Diagramming Trump Chronicle of Higher Ed
***WRITING& READING
Why Your Texts Sound Angry When You Add A Period The Conversation
Scholars Talk Writing: Steven Pinker Chronicle of Higher Ed
4 Places Writers Leave Money on the Table Copyblogger
Maya Angelou Reads Her Poem, “The Human Family,” in New iPhone Ad Released for the Olympics’ Opening Ceremony Open Culture
***LANGUAGE
A Word for Parents who’ve lost children in War Chronicle of Higher Ed
***LITERATURE
The Blurred Line Between Propaganda and Literature Truth Dig
The Last Bookstore: A Short Documentary on Perseverance & the Love of Books Open Culture
Of Thee I Read: The United States in Literature New York Times
Book Readers Live Longer Lives, According to New Study from Yale University Open Culture
***RESEARCH
Why That “Drug That Halts Alzheimer’s” Story Is Probably Not True BuzzFeed
A statistical definition for reproducibility and replicability Bioorxiv
‘Kudos’ promises to help scientists promote their papers to new audiences: Increasingly popular social-media tool says it can maximize reach and impact of research Nature
How much is scientific research being led by narcissists? Times Higher Ed
***JOURNALISM
SPJ is Not Behind a Mass Media Conspiracy to Skew Coverage of Terrorism Spinetwork
Can mythbusters like Snopes.com keep up in a post-truth era? The Guardian
The Octagon on New York City's Roosevelt Island named Historic Site in Journalism SPJ News
A Food Critic’s Plagiarism Roils Richmond Journalism Washingtonian
How journalists can do their crucial job in the next 100 days (opinion) Washington Post
New York Times launches text-message journalism for Rio Olympics CNN
Should a journalist should look at a journal’s impact factor while covering a study? (opinion) Health Journalism
CHORP, the future of news (video) John Oliver
***THE BUSINESS OF JOURNALISM
Famous Headlines, Rewritten For Facebook's New Clickbait Policy The Atlantic
***RELIGION
Israel accuses World Vision's Gaza director of diverting cash to Hamas The Guardian
Chinese students are flocking to Christian high schools in the US Business Insider
The Anti-Human-Trafficking Crusader: Agnes Igoye is building a law-enforcement system to protect Uganda’s girls The Atlantic
Ibtihaj Muhammad: First US Olympian to compete in hijab Religious News Service
Which countries still outlaw apostasy and blasphemy? Pew Research
***RELIGION & POLITICS
Donald Trump And A Church Steeped In 'Positive Thinking' NPR
How the polls inflate Trump’s evangelical vote (opinion) Religious News Service
Mike Pence’s Double-Bind on Persecuted Christians:The Republican is advocating a country-based ban on refugees from the Middle East, Does that include the people who practice his own faith? The Atlantic
***STUDENT MEDIA
Journalism Teachers Now Protected From Retaliation Under Law Ed Week
Student newspaper at the University of Central Florida closes after 48 years Student Press Law Center
***STUDENT LIFE
College Meal Plans: What to Do With All Those Leftover Swipes New York Times
College Student Killed While Playing ‘Pokemon Go’ Huffington Post
***JOBS & INTERNSHIPS
When a recruiter emails you, don't jump to these 3 conclusions too quickly USA Today
***ACADEMIC LIFE
Should a Professor lose his job over Refusing to put is Learning Outcomes on his Course Syllabus Inside Higher Ed
I'm a serious academic, not a professional Instagrammer The Guardian
I’m a non-serious academic. I make no apologies for this The Guardian
***ETHICS
How A Child's Gender May Affect Parents' Willingness To Bend The Truth NPR
***HUMANITIES /STEM
The Liberal Arts in the Real World Chronicle of Higher Ed
***HIGHER ED
Calif. Bill Would Give New Bias Protections to Gay Students at Religious Colleges (lawmakers appear poised to pass the groundbreaking measure) Chronicle of Higher Ed
***TEACHING
Mastering logic, grammar, and rhetoric Chronicle of Higher Ed
In China Some Schools are Playing with more Creativity, less Cramming NPR
Estimating Student Workload for Your Courses Chronicle of Higher Ed
***SEXUAL ASSAULT
Why Isn’t Baylor Under Title IX Investigation? A Records Request Yields Laughably Little Chronicle of Higher Ed
Law Professors Defend Use Of Preponderance Standard In Campus Rape Cases Huffington Post
A Journalist Says Rape Culture Is Systemic in College Football Chronicle of Higher Ed
How Can We Stop Sexual Assault At Music Festivals? NPR
