Kim Chung-woon, formerly a psychology professor and who now calls himself a “creator,” is perfectly at home in his basement office in Nonhyeon-dong, Seoul. It is an entirely appropriate title, he claims, as he now writes and paints. Kim’s office is a veritable man cave, that any man -- or woman, for that matter -- would dream of having: Walls lined with massive bookshelves holding volumes and volumes of books; a long desk from Japan that is crafted out of a very old tree trunk; a little nook with an easel and painting paraphernalia; a complex high-end sound system and a couch positioned >>>

When Dean of Students Todd Adams shadowed Weinberg freshman CJ Patel last week, he realized by sitting in Psychology 228 that he didn’t know that much about cognitive psychology. Adams and Patel were one of eight administrator-student pairs who participated in the second year of the Day in the Life program held by Associated Student Government’s Student Life Committee. The goal was to allow administrators a look into the everyday life of an undergraduate, said student life vice president Wendy Roldan, a McCormick junior. By connecting students with administrators, the program allowed students >>>

TUCSON, Arizona – Long after the end of training, Portland Timbers coach Caleb Porter can often be seen still standing in the center of the pitch speaking privately with one of his players. The conversations range from discussions about on-field tactics to informal chats about family and life away from the soccer field. These simple moments between player and coach go a long way to explaining why Porter has had so much success in his coaching career. "To get the most out of your players, you need to know them inside and out," Porter said. "I look at all the players on an individual >>>