Buzz McClain

It wasn’t too long ago that Howard Stone was learning about the world and making foreign friends on the international-themed fifth floor of the Commonwealth residence hall on the Fairfax Campus of George Mason University. Now Stone is in Japan, learning the language and developing connections in the Japanese government that he will continue to foster when he returns to his job at the Justice Department next year.

Retired professor Hazel M. McFerson died February 27. She was 78.

Three Schar School biodefense graduates—all from the class of ‘19—take the helm of a global health organization, the Next Generation Global Health Security Network.

Hayden Center Distinguished Visiting Professor Michael Morell will come “Face to Face” with House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff on February 25.

George Mason University President Gregory Washington will discuss his experiences in change management in an inaugural event for the Master’s in Organization Development and Knowledge Management program.

The Schar School is offering a rare opportunity to sample a class and hear new research on one of the world’s most compelling topics: Immigration.

The first graduate certificate course in the U.S. to study the global problem of illicit trade launches this fall at the Schar School.

We asked graduate students for frank answers as to how the spring distance learning affected them. Guess what? They liked it.

When it comes to educating future diplomats for the Foreign Service Office, Mason is in the top 10 of U.S. universities.

Will we be in a rush to return to the days of “rush hour”?