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Newspaper clip announcing Roger Wilkins appointment as director of Community Relations Service on December 27, 1965. Wilkins worked in several capacities as an advocate for justice, where he continues to be a major commentator and analyst on American…

The Harris Theater 10's "A Hot Thing" scene is a passage from Toni Morrison's book "Beloved," where Sethe contemplates the horrors of slavery and refers to the dead as "a hot thing."

Paul Watters' black-and-white image of the George Mason University's 11th commencement ceremony captured President Krug, Eric Leeper, and other members of the school's faculty. As part of the university's Broadside collection, this image highlights…

The Federal Theatre Project's collection shows the stage set for Act 2 of "Ah, Wilderness," which was set in a bar inside a hotel in Los Angeles.

1967 George Mason College Yearbook Administration Section to show who was in the administration of the college at the time.

On July 1, 1972 George Mason University officially became independent from The University of Virginia, and became its own university. The Image presented is a meeting in 1972 between board members of each institution, where the Virginia House of…

The 1974 GMU Yearbook Administration Section to show what the makeup of the administration was in 1974.

Four screenshots showing the 1976 GMU administration to show the ratio of men to women and their roles. This is supposed to help show over time the change in who held different kinds of roles.

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.