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The 1974 GMU Yearbook Administration Section to show what the makeup of the administration was in 1974. There was only one female director, who was the Director of Nursing Program, Evelyn E. Cohelan.

Four screenshots showing the 1976 GMU administration to show the ratio of men to women and their roles. There was one woman who was the Associate Dean of the College of Arts & Sciences, Helen Garson. There were only five other women mentioned,…

Prospective student flyer/application for George Mason University, part of minority recruitment drive.

This flyer promotes the 1989 basketball game between George Mason and Santa Clara, which was an important contest for the GMU basketball team in the late '80s. The flyer highlights the program's continued growth and competitiveness during that…

This image shows the 2005-06 GMU Men’s Basketball team, the squad that made a historic run to the NCAA Final Four. It captures the players who were instrumental in GMU's remarkable underdog journey that captivated the nation.

This media guide is from the legendary 2005–2006 season when the George Mason Patriots men’s basketball team made their historic Cinderella run to the NCAA Final Four. The cover features key players like Jai Lewis, Tony Skinn, and Lamar Butler, along…

The 2005–2006 George Mason Patriots entered the season with quiet determination and a veteran core ready to lead. With standout players like Jai Lewis, Tony Skinn, and Lamar Butler, and guided by Coach Jim Larrañaga’s disciplined style, the team…

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…

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…

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.