In the Media

Tyler Cowen writes that the recent congressional hearings may actually help us get closer to the truth.

Gail Christopher is one of 13 women spotlighted for their contributions to health science, mentorship, and leadership of organizations with far-reaching health impacts.

The forensic science lab on the Science and Technology campus, one of only eight such labs in the country, is featured.

In an interview with the Portuguese newspaper Expresso, Alpaslan Özerdem, dean of the Carter School, identified the critical components of a successful reconstruction of Ukraine. According to Özerdem, the legitimacy of reconstruction rests upon including the needs of the Ukrainian population as a whole. He warned that focusing on the investment priorities of the funding parties, at the expense of the needs of the people who will live in the reconstructed zones, is a recipe for failure. Mental health, culture, and interpersonal connections in divided front-line communities should be priorities when planning reconstruction.

Jennifer Victor talks about identity politics and the diverse slate of candidates vying for seats this fall.

Guadalupe Correa-Cabrera explains how the app helps smugglers maintain their anonymity.

David Burge and Saskia Campbell talk about Mason graduates and their prospects.

new Study Highlights The Importance Of Supporting And Affirming Families For Black LGBTQ+ People

"It's a way for students to connect and know each other differently," Rose Pascarell said of the eight courts located behind the Recreation and Athletic Complex.

Derek Horstmeyer says if you're a saver, things are "pretty darn good" right now.