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This week, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement announced that it would discontinue visa exceptions for international students on F-1 visas who take all of their courses for the semester online. This decision could force hundreds of thousands of international students to leave the United States and threatens to interrupt the academic work of more than 3,000 students here at George Mason University.

University Libraries and the College of Humanities and Social Sciences are pleased to announce the newly established Center for Mason Legacies, dedicated to engaging student researchers in studying the past and present influences of the university’s namesake.

Wendi N. Manuel-Scott, a professor the School of Integrative Studies and the Department of History and Art History, discussed the importance of Juneteenth as a political, civic demonstration of Black freedom.

Explore INTS 437: Critical Race Studies this Fall with Dr. Wendi Manuel-Scott

We would like to congratulate our faculty member and associate director, David Powers Corwin, for winning a term faculty development grant to broaden the curriculum that CHSS offers. With this grant, they hope to develop a course titled: Friendships in Our World that can be offered across departments and programs within CHSS

Words are failing all of us in the wake of George Floyd’s murder. When leaders reach for words like outrage, horror, or despair, they only do more damage when they are not matched by action

The veteran actor and environmentalist spoke virtually with Bob Inglis, the executive director of Mason's Energy and Energy Enterprise Initiative.