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Three faculty members from the college have been recognized with Teaching Excellence Awards this spring.

Fall for the Book continues the literary tradition of the Well Library, with the induction of the work of Kimberly Mehlman-Orozco, Jennifer Ritterhouse, and Rick Davis into its collection.

With over 100 people attending the GMU Center for Psychological Services 2nd Annual Fundraiser, it was an evening to remember!  Over $15,000 was raised to support critical services for low income clients as well as to work toward enhancing the capacity of the Center to serve more clients in our community, and pledges and gifts are still coming in!

In USA Today Professor Christopher Coyne and Mason alumna Abigail Hall look at the recent death of Stephon Clark. They examine the increasing militarization of the United States police force and how proactive foreign policy can result in a changed law enforcement operation.

The Dean’s Challenge Awards recognize students, both graduate and undergraduate, who have excelled while making academically challenging choices in their education.

The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) National Cemetery Administration (NCA) has announced a contract award to Mason to expand its Veteran Legacy Program. Mason students will research 19th century veterans interred in Alexandria National Cemetery, create online learning modules, and partner with Alexandria City Public Schools to pilot them.

George Mason University announced today that it has received a gift of $5 million from the Charles Koch Foundation to benefit Mason’s Nobel Prize-winning Department of Economics. The gift will be used to hire three new faculty members, including a senior scholar.

The gift from the Charles Koch Foundation will support the hiring of three new faculty members, including a senior scholar, for Mason’s Nobel Prize-winning Department of Economics.

Senya Donkor is the executive producer and host of Mason Munchies on the Mason Cable Network, a cooking show that promotes healthy and tasty meals for the average college student with an infusion of style and fun.

Angela Hattery, director of the women and gender studies program, and sociology professor Earl Smith are taking part in the Virginia Festival of the Book, which takes place from March 21-25, 2018. They will be discussing their book, Policing Black Bodies, at two events in Charlottesville, Va.