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InsideNOVA covers the GMU logo change which was met with criticisms by students and locals. A comment in the article from a "Fred Mertz" mockingly mentions renaming GMU to "Yassar Arafat University" due to its supposed donors from the Middle East and…

This historical image captures the labor-intensive process of tobacco production in the 1870s in Richmond, Virginia. It shows a woman carefully removing tobacco leaves, assisted by children, while a boy hangs the leaves up to dry. The scene…

Memo showcasing the opening ceremony of the 1974 greenhouse.

George Mason student newspaper The Broadside highlights a student protest about poor housing conditions on campus.

Photo of student walking from Hanover hall to Finley and discussion of student grievances such as grievances against housing, maintenance problems such as leaking ceilings and plumbing issues, broken elevators and locks for outside security doors, as…

A Broadside newspaper article discussing the amount of food waste at Southside dining hall.

Vernon L. Smith was awarded the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences in 2002.

The pamphlet discussed how the Department of Molecular Neuroscience and the Department of Computational Social Science

This is the first page from a packet that was filled in when the neuroscience department proposed a writing-intensive course.

A proposal for a writing-intensive course that addresses current topics in neuroscience, but it is under the psychology department instead of the science department. This was in 2009, 3 years after neuroscience became a major.