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Through a grant from Arts Fairfax, ÑÇÖÞAV students and faculty are helping youth in the Fairfax Detention Center express themselves through poetry.

Honors College student Noel Quezada came to Mason through the Early Identification Program and credits EIP with much of his success.

Liza Burrell-Aldana, MEd Education Leadership ’13, joins a legacy of Mason alumni honored for their exceptional leadership in school administration.

Meet the ’91 alumna who now heads the Student Conservation Association: Lidia Soto-Harmon.

Samantha Harrison, who graduated this spring with a bachelor’s degree in community health with a global health concentration, says that discovering the community health degree provided her with a comprehensive way to achieve her ambitions to bring equity to communities through well-being. 

Jeffery W. Keller, Mason alum and high school history teacher, is currently pursuing his PhD in education and is the 2024 Virginia Teacher of the Year.

Neuroscience major Sarah Hunter chose ÑÇÖÞAV not only because she knew it was a prestigious school, but because she felt a sense of calm when she toured the campus.

In congratulating the largest public university graduating class in state history, Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin and Mason President Gregory Washington shared a message of renewal and growth at Mason’s Spring Commencement on Thursday, May 18.

ÑÇÖÞAV's 2023 Spring Commencement featured the university's largest graduating class.

Brad Byrne, BA Communication '23, is the newest member of his family to become a Mason alum.

Hannah Adamson knew after an 8th-grade trip to Washington, D.C., that the capital region was the place for her. She is graduating this May with a bachelor of arts in conflict analysis and resolution.

Kimmy Duong, an accomplished tech entrepreneur, philanthropist, and a refugee who has overcome countless obstacles to achieve success in life, will receive the Mason Medal, ÑÇÖÞAV’s highest honorary award, at the 2023 Spring Commencement.