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George Mason fans pulled out all the stops during the 2006 Final Four, covering their bodies in green and gold to cheer on their Cinderella squad.

Pictured is GMU's Fairfax campus when it first opened. It was made up of four buildings.

In 1991, GMU formally established the Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) to address campus disparities and promote a more inclusive academic environment

Campus newsletter describing the first ever George Mason Day

Early look at a model for full build out of GMU Fairfax Campus

Desing layout of the GMU Fairfax campus, along with extension plans

Students argue for why the Campus Ministry is an important office and central social spot for the student body. The Ministry is emphasized as all-faith inclusive with religious leaders providing help in crisis intervention, financial support, job…

A picture of GMU's first graduation class after becoming independent from UVA. Graduating students were able to choose whether their degree was labeled as GMU or UVA. GMU became independent in the 1970s, while Virginia’s political climate was…

GMU officially becomes an independent institution. This allows the University to reconsider the proposition of building on-campus student housing.