Though categorically a subgenre, psychological horror has such a wide breadth and variety that it might as well be in a classification of its own. Much horror media falls under this expansive umbrella: from obvious modern examples like “Hereditary” and “The Lighthouse” to classics like “The Shining” and “The Cabinet of Doctor Caligari,” as well as literature including “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” and video games like “Silent Hill.”

During the week of April 2, the Psychology Club presented their annual Mental Health Awareness Week in the Student Center, as well as a panel of students who discussed mental health issues.

The Hofstra Department of Psychology invited Dr. Matthew Hall of the University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth to share his research on the development of deaf youth on March 3.

Until this semester, Room 029 of Hauser Hall was simply a conference room used for psychology department meetings. But after a brief transformation, it has been officially converted into a dedicated study and hangout space as an “Undergraduate Student Workroom” for psychology majors.