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No bones about it: Skeletons have stories to tell

No bones about it: Skeletons have stories to tell

Kimberly Foucke, an assistant professor in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology, discusses the fascination with bones around Halloween and how skeletons serve as storytellers.

IRB updates

IRB updates

George Mason’s Institutional Review Board has shared several updates and reminders, including information about virtual office hours and the retirement of MTurk.

Next System Teach-In at GMU Returns in April 2027, Proposals Now Open

Next System Teach-In at GMU Returns in April 2027, Proposals Now Open

Proposals are open for the Next System Teach-In at GMU, April 2027. Host a workshop, panel, or performance. Coalition meeting Oct. 7.

George Mason earns Carnegie Elective Classification for Sustainability

George Mason earns Carnegie Elective Classification for Sustainability

George Mason is the only institution in Virginia and the only public R1 university on the East Coast to earn the classification. Thomas Wood, an associate professor in the School of Integrative Studies, led a small team of staff from University Sustainability in completing a rigorous self-study process.