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Two of Mason's newest graduates, Madison Essig and Charlotte Woodward, are the 5th and 6th people with Down syndrome who have received bachelor's degrees in the United States. Both embody the hard work of inclusion that defines George Mason University (photo by Evan Cantwell, Creative Services).

Dowling is graduating from Mason this May with a bachelor of arts degree in integrative studies, with a concentration in liberal arts for the teaching profession and a minor in social justice.

In this edition, the last of AY 2021-22, you can read about Virginia's new telework policy, CHSS employees earning degrees and certificates at spring 2022 Commencement, faculty honored at the Celebration of Teaching Excellence, and a Broadside exhibit in Horizon Hall.

Mason's inaugural Global South Graduate Student Conference, an international conference organized by the Global South Hub (housed in Mason's Center for Social Science Research), brought together participants from around the world for a conversation, research, and connection.

On a National Public Radio report on rock en español, Matthew Karush, professor and chair, Department of History and Art History, discusses the point where musicians and their fans turned to music for its expressive qualities more than for commercial appeal.

The College of Humanities and Social Sciences will hold two degree celebration ceremonies on Friday, May 20, featuring celebratory addresses from two distinguished CHSS alumni.

A new exhibit, Past, Present, Future: Mason's Core Remains Constant, showcases photos taken by student photographers working for the Broadside, Mason's student newspaper from 1969 to 2014. The exhibit is curated by Melissa Cannarozzi, who is working on her MA in history with a concentraiton in applied digital history.

Were you wondering if the University Events team is still looking for volunteers to help with Mason's Commencement, May 20, 10:00 am? It's not too late!

The Fall for the Book festival looks back over a successful 2022, with its podcast, a poster contest, and pop-up lit nights featuring Brendan Slocumb and Amor Towles.

Mason's Human Resources and Payroll office have announced two changes specific to full time nine-month faculty.