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First issue of the Gunston Ledger presenting a realistic depiction of George Mason with the Bill of Rights written along the bottom on it's first front page.

Front page of the Gunston Ledger. A cartoon on the front labeled "The Student Body" making fun of campus life through a diagram.

The Gunston Ledger, a newspaper published by what was at the time, George Mason College, on February 14, 1966. In the item we see the header: GMC Expands to Four Year Status, Appropriations Bill Passes the Va. House by 93-1 Vote, detailing the…

The University of Virginia president at the time, Colgate W. Darden Jr. saw an opportunity to start a new university in Northern Virginia and asked for the help of Charles Harrison Mann Jr. to test how feasible the idea was. He needed both the…

An agenda meeting took place in 1991 to discuss the production of the Krasnow building, including where, how, and the loan process from George Mason University.

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…

The Krasnow Memorial Institute, which remembers the memory of Shelly Krasnow, and everything he has done for the program.

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…

Pictured: John Victor, dressed in traditional colonial garb at a GMU basketball game, as one of the first Mascots of GMU.

A series of papers written by Charles Mann Jr. from his point of view depicting the years 1949 to 1957 and his work in the early years of George Mason University and its predecessor, the Northern Virginia University Center. He served as the Chairman…