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Photograph of Incoming Students During Orientation
This photograph captures a group of incoming students gathered near the George Mason statue during orientation events. Often one of their first encounters with a key campus symbol, the statue serves as a welcoming landmark that fosters a sense of…
Anne Ralph in The Advocate, 1969
Anne Ralph got 740 students to sign her petition to reinstate Brown. She presented her petition to Associate Provost Paige and Chancellor Lorin Thompson.
Photograph of President Ángel Cabrera Rubbing the Statue’s Toe
In this candid moment, former George Mason University President Ángel Cabrera is seen engaging in the tradition of rubbing the statue’s toe for good luck. This playful and symbolic act, often performed by students before exams or big events, is here…
Photograph of the Statue at Sunset
This atmospheric photograph shows the George Mason statue bathed in the warm hues of a setting sun. The lighting casts dramatic shadows, emphasizing the statue’s enduring and dignified presence on campus. The image serves as a visual metaphor for…
Becoming the Carter School
Newletter detailing the renaming of the School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution to the Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter School for Peace and Conflict Resolution
