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In the LA Times, Center for Climate Change Communication researcher John Cook is noted as a co-author of a report that outlines deceptive practices of the fossil-fuel industry regarding causes of climate change.

Two Mason alumnae known for their transformative work will be the featured speakers at the 2019 Winter Graduation ceremonies at EagleBank Arena on Thursday, Dec. 19.

In her first Freedom and Learning Forum, George Mason University president Anne Holton sat down with best-selling author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie and discussed her book “We Should All Be Feminists,” which is this year’s Mason Reads selection.

Department of English faculty member Alok Yadav spoke to National Public Radio about the unusual circumstances underlying the 2018 and 2019 Nobel Prizes in Literature, awarded on October 10.

With Good Reason, a radio program produced by Virginia Humanities, featured History professor Jennifer Ritterhouse discussing Sarah Patton Boyle, a 20th century Virginian who made a transition from segregationist to active desegregationist in the 1950s.

In an Alazeera article about a man jailed for a murder he did not commit, Criminology, Law and Society faculty member Allison Redlich discusses the psychology underlying false confessions.

The Center for Advancement of Human-Machine Partnership (CAHMP) will explore the possibilities for human-machine interaction, and includes faculty members from the Higher Education Program and the Departments of Psychology and Philosophy.

To mark the 150th anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi’s birth, Mason Korea co-hosted an international symposium. College faculty members Lester Kurtz, Robert Matz, and Hyunyoung Cho took part.

What tools work best for educating national park visitors? Mason research aims to find out

John Cook, a research assistant professor at the Center for Climate Change Communication, joins an international team of scientists and faculty members in urging universities to declare an ecological and climate emergency.