In The Media

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

Kierner examines the achievements of the revolution and the unresolved issues left for future reform.

Khanzadeh discusses on significance of Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian's visit to Pakistan after reaching deal with the United States.

Kashdan shares how having purpose can reduce suicidal ideation, and strengths-based approaches to mental health.

Kiss explains how nearly one-quarter of players at the World Cup were born in countries other than the one they are representing and what this could mean for talent recruitment.

Lukacs writes about what the agreement could mean for the Middle East.

Kashdan emphasizes the importance of conversation to truly gauge a person’s emotions and state of mind.

Doetsch-Kidder discusses their guidance to students on proper use of AI.

On "Women Who Watched the Skies" episode, Dobberteen discusses women's roles during World War II.

A study released by the Yale Program on Climate Change Communication and the George Mason University Center for Climate Change Communication found 67% of American voters said they think global warming is affecting the cost of living in the United States.