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Broadside article describing the Innovation Food Forest.

Broadside Article depicting Mason students rallying and raising money on the Quad for the Jena 6

1958- Virginia Department of Highways begins selecting I-66 route along soon to be abandoned Washington and Old Dominion Railroad line. Arlington and Fairfax County Boards vote to endorse 8-lanes.
I-66 has had a challenging life, but today exist a…

An article covering the hiring of Andrew Evans, the first African American working the GMU recruiting department.

The university saw continued growth under the strategic plan. In 2016, Mason hit a record-high in enrollment, with over 35,000 students. It also increased full-time faculty hiring and investments in new programs, showing the plan was making progress.

Requirements of the 1974 GMU greenhouse and what it must include from the biology department.

By 2019, Mason conducted a review of the Vision plan’s progress. The university had become Virginia’s largest public research university, expanded its research funding, increased student diversity, and strengthened community partnerships. The…

How did the city, county of Fairfax as well as the DMV region adjust to the newest installation of higher learning within the city of Fairfax? What type of funding was provided for utilities, roadways and public transportation systems to accommodate…

Gunston Ledger including cartoon caricature of student assembly chairman (name?) mocking the praise of LBJ in comparison to Christopher Columbus. Suggesting they both shared a lack of clear goals at the expense of others.

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…