In The Media

Schrag's book, Great Society Subway, discusses how Metro system showed Lyndon B. Johnson administration’s commitment to egalitarian public investments that reflected the nation’s huge wealth and equally grand ambitions.

The Connection Effect host Bill Groner interviewed Kashdan to explore what curiosity really is and why it's far more powerful, more complex, and more trainable than most of us realize.

Tabarrok discusses the dynamics of prediction markets after millions of dollars in bets were placed on Iran Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's death.

Yang discusses the relationship between China and Iran and how it is based on economic interests, not "ideological standard or viewpoint."

Malinin was awarded the Milan Cortina Olympics fair play award for his sportsmanship after he finished off the podium in the individual figure skating event.

Elementary and middle school students from the City of Fairfax Schools participated in a History and Humanities Fair hosted by George Mason and the Department of English's folklore program in February at the Sherwood Community Center.

Kashdan writes about the ineffectiveness of school book bans.

Phillips headlines Rt. 123 Comedy at The Vault at Capital One Hall.

Upon the passing of Robert Duvall, Lukacs writes about his encounters with Duvall and his wife in The Plains.

Academic advisors unpack the realities of advising in the Keystone Concepts in Teaching podcast.