In The Media

Wiener discusses how adults can make the most of the summer months.

Zagarri discusses how election days in American history were often treated as festive.

Tangney, a Distinguished University Professor, discusses how narcissism is associated with shame.

Tabarrok's remarks in Marginal Revolution blog cited in article about proposed rule changes for grant approval process.

Smith discusses Corozal Population History Project, a decade-long initiative that compares DNA samples from residents with archaeological and historical records connected to the Chactemal Maya community.

Institute for Immigration Research featured in press release about interactive digital timeline that explores how immigration has shaped the United States from its earliest years through today.

Research from Gour and George Mason colleagues referenced, finding data centers provide "significant health and environmental challenges that demand urgent action" but there are ways to design and operate the facilities safely.

The op-ed analyzes why corporate sustainability efforts often fall short and how corporate structure affects impact.

Hanson suggests that this kind of betting could act as an informal type of insurance.

The article examines the growth of the Judaic Studies minor at George Mason and Frisch’s efforts to expand the program.