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George Mason Senior Eliza Smith has little time to herself between classes, internships, work, and regular performances with Synetic Theater in Arlington, Virginia.

Well-being is more than just a concept – it’s a way of living. At Mason, we aim to thrive together. A vital part of that is inspiring each other. Have you screwed up? We all do sometimes. Tell us your rebound resilience story. Do you enjoy a certain well-being practice? Let us know.

When the Supreme Court upheld President Trump's travel ban, Mason PhD student Ismail Nooraddini said he remembers thinking, "This doesn't make sense." Not only because his research showed how well immigrants from the banned countries have done in the United States, but because "someone was calling into question all of my father's hard work."

Sociology PhD student and IIR graduate research assistant Ismail Nooraddini's story has been published on George Mason University's primary news site.

Noel Lopez, a Mason cultural studies PhD student, as well as a Pathways Anthropologist and Bearss Fellow for the National Park Service, discusses the role of the Fort Reno summer concert series in the local music scene.

In Newsweek, Bryan Caplan, faculty member in the Department of Economics, discusses issues surrounding college loans and student debt.

The Defense Logistics Agency Hall of Fame, comprised of only 111 inductees, recognizes those who have made significant contributions to the organization, which serves as the nation's combat logistics support agency.

The Institute for Immigration Research has recently launched a new interactive feature on the website.

Following a national search, the college is pleased to welcome Ann Ardis as its new dean. Her term will begin on August 1, 2018.

College of Humanities and Social Sciences professors, Mills Kelly and Jacqueline Burek, have been selected as the 2018 Fenwick Fellowship recipients.