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Andre Perry, author of the new essay collection Some of Us Are Very Hungry Now, closes the Fall Visiting Writers Series on Thursday, November 21.

“Stories kind of help me make sense of the world,” Jabs said. “As I delved into fiction, I had a better understanding of my own service and those around me who are serving and who have served.”

The English Department’s Folklore Program is collaborating with Mason’s Arts Management Program and with the Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage (SCFCH) to offer two interrelated, team-taught courses focused on folklore and and festivals, open to both undergraduate and graduate students this spring and summer.

Penny Lane's entertaining, incisive documentary tracks the media-savvy members of the Satanic Temple as they organize a series of public actions advocating for religious freedom and challenging corrupt authority. With intelligence and a wicked sense of humor, they speak truth to power in truly profound ways.

Poet & Translator Rosa Alcalá continues the Fall Visiting Writers Series in early November

The Institute for Immigration Research's Second Annual New American Voices Award was presented to Melissa Rivero, author of The Affairs of the Falcóns.

Nov 12 at 4:30pm: When a nation-wide uprising breaks out in the Occupied Palestinian Territories, a young woman in Gaza joins a clandestine network of women in a movement that forces the world to recognize the Palestinian right to self-determination for the first time.

MFA alum Rion Amilcar Scott's story "Shape-up at Delilah's" appears in the October 7, 2019 issue.