Goodbye has many languages but some common themes. The campus dean reflects on them as Mason Korea says goodbye to its Spring 2022 graduating class.

Mason Korea’s Center for Security Policy Studies-Korea (CSPS-Korea) held its Annual Symposium titled “Prospects for Peace on the Korean Peninsula in Northeast Asia’s Changing Security Landscape” featuring expert panelists from Korea and the US.

With President-elect Yoon Suk-yeol set to take office on May 10, a K-pop expert and associate professor of cultural studies at George Mason University Korea, is calling on the new administration to build more small and mid-sized concert venues for various pop singers and create more platforms where they can meet the audience.

Mason Korea held its first fully in-person graduation ceremony since the pandemic to celebrate the Spring 2022 graduating class.

Fifty international students taking Korean language courses at Mason Korea went on a cultural excursion to Changdeokgung Palace in Seoul.

Jung-won Yi completed his Master’s degree in Peace Operations from the Schar School of Policy and Government in 2018.

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George Mason’s Provost and Executive Vice President Dr. Mark Ginsberg visited Mason Korea to meet with the Mason Korea community and also participate in the first in-person graduation ceremony since the pandemic outbreak.

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