Psychology continues to expand its reach with podcasts that showcase the academic, the scientific and the clinical sides of the field.

Suzanne Bennett Johnson has built a career out of demonstrating psychology’s value to medical and scientific communities. As APA’s 2012 president, she is taking that message to the masses.

Attendees at APA’s Science Leadership Conference advocated for substance abuse research and protecting the peer-review process.

APA is participating in a new federally funded initiative designed to spread the word that people can — and do — recover from mental illnesses.

APA hosted its first conference on empowering women with disabilities.

Boost your students’ success with these tips for teaching online.

A revision introduces overarching themes for psychology classes and expands the recommended content.

Beginning in February, psychology’s regional associations will offer cutting-edge programming and a chance to meet new colleagues at their annual meetings. Here are highlights, dates and locations for each meeting. The meetings are listed in chronological order.

The new editor of the Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory and Cognition plans to give authors more flexibility in how they structure their articles.

Shane Jimerson wants to increase international, policy and early-career submissions to School Psychology Quarterly.

Psychology, Public Policy, and Law incoming editor Michael E. Lamb wants to promote greater communication among psychologists, policymakers and legal scholars.