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In search of a career where she could work with people and solve problems, Josi Braithwaite's Introduction to Public Relations elective clicked with her skills and interests and she quickly dove into coursework she loved.

In an article in the Washington Post, Ed Maibach, University Professor and director of Mason's Center for Climate Change Communication, notes that Americans are increasingly concerned that human actions contribute to climate change.

In an article on the Christian Science Monitor site, Edward Maibach, director of Mason's Center for Climate Change Communication, counsels a tactful approaches for discussing climate change concerns with climate change skeptics.

In an article on a recently-released study that notes the accuracy of climate models, John Cook, a research assistant professor at Mason's Center for Climate Change Communication, comments on the effect of misinformation directly targeting those models.

Gary Kreps, University Distinguished Professor of Communication and founding director of Mason’s Center for Health and Risk Communication, earns a distinction from the National Communication Association that is considered its highest honor.

In the LA Times, Center for Climate Change Communication researcher John Cook is noted as a co-author of a report that outlines deceptive practices of the fossil-fuel industry regarding causes of climate change.

The Institute for Immigration Research's Second Annual New American Voices Award was presented to Melissa Rivero, author of The Affairs of the Falcóns.

John Cook, a research assistant professor at the Center for Climate Change Communication, joins an international team of scientists and faculty members in urging universities to declare an ecological and climate emergency.