Current students and alumni of Mason's MFA Poetry Program and the School of Art, faculty and a few others participated in a Call and Response challenge. Their pieces will be on display throughout the week of Fall for the Book.

The Institute for Immigration Research at George Mason University will host Neil Ruiz from the Brookings Institution who will present a regional analysis of the H-1B visa program, highlighting how foreign-born skilled immigrants in the United States contribute to the country's metropolitan economies.

Thousands of gently read books and non-book media organized by subject, including items in these areas of study: arts and humanities, social sciences, and science and technology.

Study Abroad 101 is general advising for all study abroad programs that are available to Mason students from the Center of Global Education.

The bestselling romance writer discusses her work, which ranges from historical romances to contemporary novels to fantasy and paranormal.

Ogle is the recipient of George Mason University’s first Arlington Green Patriot Award, recognizing an individual, business or organization that exemplifies sustainability in Arlington, VA.

Karen Russell, whose debut novel, Swamplandia!, was a breakout hit with both critics and readers, will appear on the opening night of this year’s Fall for the Book Festival.

Road warriors Davy and Peter Rothbart are hopping back in the tour van, FOUND treasures in tow, for an epic cross-country romp, celebrating the release of Davy’s book of personal essays, My Heart is an Idiot, Peter’s new album, and a brand-new issue of FOUND.