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Mason DayMale and female student sitting on grass with dog. This photograph is crucial for my research as it helps me practice inputting items into Omeka for…
Want to Buy a Slave?Pictured is a promotional flier for Slave Day. Slave Day was an event held by one of the GMU fraternities that mimicked the slave trade to raise…
An oral history conducted with Ric Chollar on the topics of LGBTQ+ history at Mason.
Recycling Program Encourages Waste ReductionFourth Estate article discussing the implementation of recycling bins to reduce waste reduction in dorm rooms.
Founding of George Mason College (1957)Bailey’s Crossroads: George Mason’s First Campus (1957–1964)
This small red-brick building at 5836 Columbia Pike in Falls Church, Virginia, was first…
GMU Gets Home For Study of the BrainAn article discussing the official opening of the Institute in 1997, which will be used for Neuroscience research and student success.
George Mason and the Gulf WarDuring the Gulf War in 1991, the general attitude at George Mason University was one of discussion and analysis rather than widespread activism.…
Roger Wilkins named Director of the Community Relations ServiceNewspaper clip announcing Roger Wilkins appointment as director of Community Relations Service on December 27, 1965. Wilkins worked in several…
Roger Wilkins Sworn in as Director of Community Relations ServiceRoger Wilkins in the center is being sworn in as Director of the United States Community Relations Service, Washington, D.C., January, 1966. Also in…
Roger Wilkins: A Man's Life: An AutobiographyRoger Wilkins was a leader in the fights for civil rights in the Kennedy and Johnson administration before becoming a Pulitzer-prize winning…