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Lincoln A. Mullen, an associate professor in the Department of History and Art History and one of the faculty directors of the Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media, is working with the Library of Congress on the America's Public Bible project.

In a Perspectives piece in the Washington Post, assistant history professor Samuel Huneke discusses the limitations of viewing queer history through an American lens.

An up-to-date, evolving source for anti-racism learning and support reflecting a variety of disciplinary and interdisciplinary perspectives and opportunities available to the George Mason University community.

Provost Mark Ginsberg has announced plans for in-person events to recognize graduation the week of May 10, 2021. Students must pre-register for the planned Patriot Procession and Mini Ceremonies by April 16.

Inspired by mass actions and worldwide protests demanding racial justice, CVPA’s Arts in Context is continuing the Kritikos Anti-Racist Reading Group this Spring, moderated by Mason faculty members Jessica Kallista and Kristin Johnsen-Neshati, with help from co-organizers, Aishah-Nyeta Brown, Natalie Ledesma, Jordan McRae, and Sang Nam.

Hank Jones earned his Master of Arts degree in English (Teaching of Writing & Literature) from George Mason University. He's been a staff writer on The Neighborhood and Family Reunion.