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This image is believed to depict Eva Roy, a 14-year-old girl whose unsolved murder in 1918 became one of Northern Virginia's most well-known ghost stories. The image accompanies an article exploring the tragic circumstances of her death and the…

This advertisement features an illustration of a white planter smoking a pipe, surrounded by enslaved individuals holding farming tools like hoes and providing shade with an umbrella. The image reflects the idealized portrayal of plantation life,…

Religious protestor on campus depicted in the 1994 yearbook boasting a sign that says “God Hates Sin” and lists many groups under this sin umbrella such as “abortionists.”

This is an image of younger Shelly Krasnow working on the Geophysical Instrument CO as a part of his scientific contribution to the physics and chemistry departments in Washington, D.C.

This item is a document that describes Sheldon Krasnow's history and commitment to advancing knowledge. It starts out by giving a brief history of where he grew up and his accomplishments in life. It goes on to say that he did not restrict George…

Carter School Partners with U.S. Department of State to Provide Research on International Conflicts

Posted hours of the Rathskellar. Hours increased as popularity rose.

A historical record of the founding faculty who shaped the early vision of conflict resolution studies at George Mason University.

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…