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Recent rankings comparing college majors have touted the financial benefits of certain programs of study. But for some students, changing the world is more important than earning a high salary

Digitalization and sustainability are two of the most powerful market influences in the current business landscape. Each will change management practice, and more broadly, business and society. What happens when the two trends start influencing one another? MIT SMR’s David Kiron and George Mason University’s Gregory Unruh discuss this perfect transformative storm in the global economy.

For the past three years, Susan Crate, faculty member in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology, has been working with the American Anthropological Association's Global Climate Change Task Force. The task force's final report, released in late January, looks at the issues of climate change from an anthropological perspective.

George Mason's Honey Bee Initiative and HiveStarter campaign were featured on WMAL radio.

George Mason University’s New Century College wants your money, and in return, they’ll give you honey. F’real. Check out their Hivestarter Initiative on Indiegogo for more details, but know this: $25 gets you a 4 oz. bear full of honey, as long as they raise the $10,000.

George Mason University welcomed a whole new class of roughly one million to campus this fall, and they've been buzzing with excitement ever since they arrived on school grounds.

The BA degree in environmental and sustainability studies, a joint program from Mason’s New Century College (NCC) and College of Science’s Department of Environmental Science and Policy prepares graduates for green jobs.