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Seth Kaplan, faculty member in the Department of Psychology, contributes to a CNN article about negative experiences and environments at work.

Mason Professor Sally Keith's poetry collection "River House" has earned her a spot as a finalist in the Library of Virginia's 20th Annual Literary Awards

Social sciences, and specifically economics, communication, and psychology, support Mason's strong showing in the international Shanghai Rankings.

Adam Winsler, faculty member in the Department of Psychology, discusses the benefits of music and movement activity for preschool-aged children.

Constant Anxiety Won't Save the World! Spreading fear and worry about issues you can about on social media can lead to burnout rather than action.

9/11 6pm: Almost Sunrise follows two Iraq veterans, tormented by depression for years after they returned home, as they embark on an extraordinary journey, a 2,700 mile walk across the country from Wisconsin to California, in order to reflect on their haunting experiences of war and to save themselves.

CLS Adjunct Professor Kevin Fornshill's special topics undergraduate course on hate crimes is highlighted on front page of the Washington Post.

In an article on the Christian Science Monitor website, John Cook, research assistant professor at Mason's Center for Climate Change Communication, discusses the origins of the debate between climate change science and religion.

An article from USA Today College outlines the ways that studying humanities and social sciences offers students skills that will serve them even in tech-related careers.