In the Media

Jhumka Gupta talks about her research into period poverty.

Mason's use of Starship robots for food delivery is highlighted as a pilot program using autonomous vehicles.

Jim Kinter says the atmosphere is changing and producing more wind shear.

The lighter-than-air robotics competition is featured for the spectacle and the science that helped create the autonomous blimps. And the Mason team won.

Mason's ADVANCE Program is cited as an example of a successful community college transfer program. Jason Dodge is quoted.

A Washington Post–Schar School poll is cited in an article about the Commanders' declining popularity.

Zach Kallenborn talks about the artificial intelligence used by Russia's Lancet drones.

Former Mason men's basketball players Lamar Butler, Jai Lewis, and Tim Burns comment on the hiring of former Patriots star Tony Skinn as the team's new head coach.

Andrew Peterson co-authors a piece on alternative ways to provide people with cognitive impairments a greater chance for self determination.

The Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media is mentioned for its role in a program to digitize and contextualize Civil War-era graffiti found in historic buildings in Virginia and elsewhere.