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The early existence of GMU with intent to be a commuter college what style, materials and the early vibe of on campus schooling is present for the few hundred students? This image is important to know where the actual campus begins and how did the…

Now George Mason University, the Fairfax campus, an aerial view 1974. Officially broken off from University of Virginia on April 7, 1972. In the item, we can see construction of Academic II A (today's Robinson Hall A) and the University Union…

An image condensing the scores for each game played by the women's soccer team during their 1985-86 season.

Group of fans celebrating basketball team

George Mason University President Lorin A. Thompson in academic regalia.

In September of 1972, Lorin Thompson received an inter-office memorandum from the Dean of Students Robert Turner, conveying a variety of concerns voiced to him about the…

The 1966-67 season was the first one for the George Mason Men's Basketball team at the college level. The Marauder's of George Mason College would finish the season 6-12 and lay the groundwork for teams to compete in the future of what is now known…

InsideNOVA covers the GMU logo change which was met with criticisms by students and locals. A comment in the article from a "Fred Mertz" mockingly mentions renaming GMU to "Yassar Arafat University" due to its supposed donors from the Middle East and…

A photo of the 1985 championship winning team.

In January 2025, U.S. News & World Report ranked George Mason University as the top public institution in Virginia for online graduate programs.

As the AIDS epidemic was on the rise in the United States, George Mason University was in the interest of preventing the disease from spreading on campus. To do so, they were set to start selling condoms on campus.