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Women's Soccer Claims Mason's First National Championship in 1985
A web article posted by George Mason University Athletics that recounts the highlights of the 1985 NCAA Women's Soccer tournament, which was the year that George Mason Women's Soccer won the tournament. These include highlights of the entire season,…
Where Are They Now? Pam Baughman
An interview with Pam Baughman, a member of the GMU 1985 Women's Soccer Team that won the NCAA championship. She scored the first goal against North Carolina and was also nominated the MVP of the championship. The interview asks her questions about…
Broadside Newspaper - "WOW! Mason women NCAA champs"
A news article written in the Mason Broadside student newspaper recounting the 1985 NCAA Women's Soccer Championship game, where George Mason beat North Carolina, the defending champions.
By George! George Mason 1986 Yearbook
Pages 200-203 of the George Mason 1986 Yearbook that showcased and highlighted the women's soccer team and their 1985 NCAA championship.
2012 – President Ángel Cabrera Begins His Term
In 2012, Ángel Cabrera became president of George Mason University. He brought a fresh approach to leadership with a focus on global engagement, innovation, and access. One of his first major initiatives was to begin outlining a new long-term…
2013 – “Mason Vision” Plan Is Officially Launched
The university introduced the “2014–2024 Strategic Plan,” commonly known as the Mason Vision. The plan emphasized student success, innovative learning, research growth, community engagement, and global impact. This became the guiding roadmap for the…
2014- Mason Korea opens
As part of the Mason Vision’s global strategy, George Mason University opened Mason Korea, its first international campus, in Songdo, South Korea. This marked a major step in making Mason a global institution and expanding its educational reach.
2016 – Record-Breaking Enrollment and Faculty Growth
The university saw continued growth under the strategic plan. In 2016, Mason hit a record-high in enrollment, with over 35,000 students. It also increased full-time faculty hiring and investments in new programs, showing the plan was making progress.
2019 – Review of Vision Outcomes and Forward Planning
By 2019, Mason conducted a review of the Vision plan’s progress. The university had become Virginia’s largest public research university, expanded its research funding, increased student diversity, and strengthened community partnerships. The…
Occoquan Reservoir
Photograph of George Mason University's rowing team practicing on the Occoquan Reservoir on September 29, 1979.