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For metros and buses to be a real solution for Delhi’s pollution, they need to be the backbone of urban life – not an afterthought.

On December 3, CHSS faculty and staff gathered to recognize the outstanding achievements of CHSS staff and A/P faculty at the 2025 Mary Roper and CHSS Staff and A/P Faculty Awards ceremony at the Center for the Arts.

Rashmi Sadana, professor of Anthropology, comments on car culture and urban life in an interview with Adam Tuss, NBC4 news anchor and transportation reporter.

Thanks to your generous donations, and with support from Wegmans in Fairfax, 53 bags of food and 30 bags of personal care items made their way to the Patriot Pantry!

Congrats to our numerous CHSS faculty, staff, students, and alumni who have been selected as 2025-26 George Mason University Kindness Ambassadors. Kindness Ambassadors are selected from our university community, including students, staff, faculty, and alumni, for the ways in which they embody kindness and work to share it with others.

Kim isn’t surprised by the rise in interest in Korean art, given the popularity of K-Pop Demon Hunters.

We were among 11 sites of Next System Teach-Ins that took place across the Americas. The energy, passion, and critical conversations over the past weeks have been exciting to see. We’re writing to recap the event's success and channel this momentum into our ongoing work as we look ahead to April 2027.

Corporate Accountability for Human Rights Violations: Civil Society and Transnational Activism across the World is the first collection to critically explore the role, limitations, and internal fragmentation of social activism for corporate accountability across Africa, the Americas, Asia, and Europe. It analyses a variety of NGOs, trade unions, and grassroots movements and their transnational mobilizations for holding accountable business actors involved in human rights violations and environmental degradation. This is an open access book.