In The Media

Kashdan warns that while alcohol can be a "social lubricant" it can lead to more behavioral problems.

Hanson discusses the role of prediction markets. The NFL recently banned ads for prediction market sites including Kalshi, PredictIt, and Polymarket during the Super Bowl, citing concerns about legal gray areas and game integrity.

An article in the Loudoun Times-Mirror discusses the Loudoun County government's proclamation recognizing February as Black History Month. Professor Wendi Manuel-Scott, School of Integrative Studies, and George Mason student researchers Shemika Curvey and Annabelle Spencer were recognized for their efforts on a publicly accessible digital archive project about the Willard community, whose residents were displaced when Dulles International Airport was built.

Malinin, a part-time George Mason University student who is taking economics classes in an exploratory studies capacity, is featured in the magazine ahead of the 2026 Winter Olympics.

Stimpfle devoted time and energies to breaching that curtain, re-establishing Russian-American connections, and reuniting Native relatives during the Cold War.

The report is based on findings from a survey conducted by the Center for Climate Change Communication and the Yale Program on Climate Change Communication.

Kapos is named vice president of legal and contracts for Vertosoft, the company’s first in-house attorney hire.

Kashdan and Matt Lampe discuss fostering curiosity and the role of AI in enhancing meaning and purpose at work.

Stratmann writes about two finalized regulations that tribal leaders have sought for decades.

Azar shares actionable strategies on how to avoid becoming the “AI Police” and finding joy teaching in the age of AI.