Eagle-eyed naturalists track wildlife at Point of View

At George Mason’s Point of View site in Lorton, volunteer naturalists are documenting bald eagles and other species as part of a decades-long citizen science effort.

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George Mason delivers strong graduate outcomes

New data show 92% of recent George Mason graduates achieve positive outcomes within six months.

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Student startup delivers meals to seniors

In his first year at George Mason, Costello student Zachary Suh founded HomePlate and took first place in the General Entrepreneurship Track and Mason’s Choice Award at the 2024 Patriot Pitch competition.

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Student-led platform tracks rising threats to Taiwan

George Mason students are turning research into impact with the Taiwan Security Monitor, a platform spotlighting growing geopolitical tensions and informing a wider international audience.

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General David W. Allvin to speak at Spring Commencement

General David W. Allvin served as the 23rd Chief of Staff of the U.S. Air Force from November 2023 to November 2025, capping a nearly four-decade career. He will be the featured speaker at the May 14 Spring Commencement Ceremony at EagleBank Arena.

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Teaching and learning in the age of AI

On Access to Excellence, College of Education and Human Development dean Ingrid Guerra-López joins President Washington to discuss the future of education and why human elements of teaching will define the profession even as technology reshapes it.

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George Mason launches Einstein Labs to accelerate AI, in partnership with the Einstein family

The new artificial intelligence-focused accelerator housed in Fuse at Mason Square will develop dual-use technologies for commercial big tech and government, initially focusing on three high-impact sectors: health, quantum, and cybersecurity technologies. Learn more.

Planned gift opens doors for many George Mason students

Inspired by the philanthropy of his grandparents, alumnus Robert “Ken” Hedrick Jr. has created four endowed scholarships in tribute to those who shaped his life, supporting students in various programs across the university. Read more about those individuals honored through these scholarships.

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CVPA Announces Recipients of the 2026 Young Alumni Commissioning Project Awards

The College of Visual and Performing Arts named alumni Kenge BaNikongov (left) and Taj Kokayi (right) as recipients of the award. They will receive financial, marketing, and production support to have their projects presented at a Mason Arts venue during the 2026–27 season. Learn more.

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Meet this year's recipients of the Presidential Awards for Faculty Excellence

George Mason University President Gregory Washington has announced the recipients of the 2026 Presidential Awards for Faculty Excellence, honoring George Mason faculty members for their work on behalf of the university, students, and the broader community. “The depth and breadth of our faculty members’ work is truly astounding,” President Gregory Washington said. “It is my privilege to call them colleagues. And it is my honor each year to recognize their achievements.” Here are the recipients of the 2026 Presidential Awards for Faculty Excellence.

Doctoral student brings teacher well-being to the front of the class with dissertation research

Megan Sharkey is working with a large school division in Northern Virginia to examine teacher, school, and organizational well-being efforts. She hopes her research will give districts and divisions the insights needed to get teachers the support they need. Read more.

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Alum, entrepreneur fuels success through hydration and hustle

Costello College of Business alum Jheen Oh launched Susosu Water, the only naturally sourced mineral water from a 600-foot underground source in South Korea, infused with extra hydrogen for a much healthier hydration. Learn how George Mason activated his passion for business.