In the Media

Hakeem Oluseyi discusses a recently published study about the biological effects of dust from the asteroid that hit the Earth and wiped out dinosaurs.

Ann Ardis talks about findings from a career study of humanities majors, based on a study by Mason alum Robert Townsend.

The Greg and Camille Baroni Government Contracting Center is featured.

Sue Slocum says people often visit cemeteries to probe their own interests in death and the afterlife.

David Beckworth says he expected more damage to the economy given the speed of interest rate increases.

David Burge talks about the university's direct admissions program.

Mary Ellen O’Toole talks about being brought in as a consultant on the Holloway case.

President Gregory Washington weighs in on the crisis of confidence in higher ed.

President Gregory Washington's statement about the war is highlighted, as is his commitment to the First Amendment and Mason's position as a "marketplace of ideas."

Jhumka Gupta says that historically underserved college students are more likely than their peers to experience "period poverty," which is the lack of access or inability to afford menstrual products.