Mason in the Media

A study by Inova Health System, Virginia Department of Health and George Mason University looked at children over a span of 10 weeks during the first half of the pandemic and found that positivity rates among kids were nearly double the number seen in adults

Michael Bloom discusses how hormone-altering chemicals are affecting fertility rates. More from CBS News (with video).

Jeannette Chapman comments on rising real estate prices. Learn more in Washingtonian.

Christy Pichichero writes about Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's experience with discrimination in this op-ed for NBC News.

Alison Cuellar writes about the possibilities in telecare in the wake of the global pandemic. Read more of her op-ed from The Hill.

Social justice was a strong theme in admissions essays for the incoming class of 2021, according to David A. Burge. Read more from The New York Times.

Mandy O'Neill discusses factors that contribute to burnout. Read more in the Atlantic.

Amira Roess talks about how diversity in data collection is important to address health disparities in a story about the COVIDsmar study.

Cynthia Lum talks about why some problems in policing are difficult to address. Read more at Wired.

Steven Pearlstein writes about progressive spending in his final column for The Washington Post.

President Gregory Washington and Robin Rose Parker talk about Mason joining the Break Through Tech initiative.

Maury Peiperl was encouraged to see business working in the public interest on the "Move the Needle" campaign.