Meeting on the creation of an official George Mason Football Team. There is a large crowd in favor of the addition of a football program. Several people can be seen holding up a sign that reads "I Support NCAA Football at Mason"
From George Mason University's yearbook, published in 1984 titled, "By George!" We see photos of the different organizations and clubs associated with the college, many of them, falling under the umbrella of international student groups. The various…
Closeup picture of a helmet for the George Mason Club Football team. This picture was taken at a kiosk setup advertising the George Mason Club Football team.
An image of an anonymous NBC Sports reporter covering the Mobil 1 track meet at George Mason University. The image shows the reporter with an NBC Sports suit on with an earpiece in and a woman next to him wearing a headset.
The September 11, 2001 attacks had a profound impact on the George Mason University community. Many students and faculty had personal connections to the events, given the university’s proximity to Washington, D.C., and the Pentagon. In the immediate…
Photograph of two white male students leading the 1973 slave day, the last recorded slave day event at GMU and the first since 1971. Slave Day, or the slave sale fundraiser, was led and attended by white students and ran as a mock slave trade. Slave…
During the Gulf War in 1991, the general attitude at George Mason University was one of discussion and analysis rather than widespread activism. Unlike the Vietnam War era, there were fewer large-scale protests. Instead, faculty members, particularly…
This item contains screenshots from George Mason's University yearbook, published in 2004 titled, "GM View". These screenshots showcase colorful, engaging graphic design in the form of digital collages, compiling a variety of different topics…
In 1974, actress and activist Jane Fonda visited George Mason University as part of the Indochina Peace Initiative, a campaign focused on ending U.S. involvement in Vietnam. She spoke to students and faculty about the war, advocating for peace and…