In the Media

Spotlights Mason's relationship with Northern Virginia Community College to provide structured degree programs.

Richard Kauzlarich is part of a panel discussing the conflict between Azerbaijan and Armenia.

Justin Gest is one of the political experts weighing in on the 2024 election.

Robert Hazen talks about his research looking at the building blocks of life on a molecular level.

Anne Holton comments on changes in American home schooling.

Mark J. Rozell offers insight as to how a federal shutdown could affect the Republicans' effort to take over the state legislature.

Accelerated master's student Zayd Hamid extolls the way Mason incorporates feelings of well-being and engagement into campus workplace culture. "That helps students feel like they belong," he said.

Mark N. Katz talks about the significance of Poland's decision to stop shipping arms to Ukraine.

In an article published in Focus Ukraine, Dean Alpaslan Özerdem, wrote about the opportunity and need for planning for the reconstruction of Higher Education in Ukraine. Özerdem argues that, "higher education will be needed to keep up with the need for more trained people. No matter how much reconstruction funding is provided, if the country lacks people with the skills to use the help effectively, the reconstruction experience will become a major disappointment for everyone, from donors to national authorities to the war-torn communities themselves."

Mason alum Amina Skouti, who participated in the walk, is quoted.