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Celebrating the Winter 2025 graduates of George Mason University and the College of Humanities and Social Sciences—these students, now alumni, were nominated by their departments for their outstanding academic achievements in and contributions to their respective fields.

As George Mason University's Bachelor of Individualized Study (BIS) program celebrates its 50th anniversary, non-traditional, adult learners continue to gear degrees toward their interests while juggling busy lives.

MetroStar co-founder and chief executive officer Ali Manouchehri, BA Philosophy ’99, is the featured speaker at George Mason University’s Winter Commencement on December 18.

The College of Humanities and Social Sciences mourns the passings of Yaqub Mirza and Abdulaziz Sachedina, contributors to the AbuSulayman Center for Global Islamic Studies.

Welcome to our monthly compilation of good news, gathered from the college's faculty and staff!

The Office of Student Creative Activities and Research (OSCAR) Celebration of Student Scholarship and Impact recently recognized work from CHSS undergraduate students. They presented videos describing their research and creative projects from our Undergraduate Research Scholars Program and courses throughout the university.

Stillhouse Press serves as a real-world laboratory that allows students to apply, in immediate practical terms, the skills and concepts they're learning in the classroom. Read what former and current students who have worked with the press have to say about how their work at Stillhouse has sharpened their skills and prepared them for their careers.

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.

For her capstone project, global affairs major Tereana Battle, who is graduating this week, created an anti-bullying workshop for middle school students across Loudoun County.

An event hosted by the Law and Economics Center at the Scalia Law School explored George Mason’s complicated legacies.