Gregory Washington, Mason’s eighth president, shares how COVID-19 and the reckoning with racial injustice have shaped the early days of his presidency as well as his evolving vision for the university.
In the midst of the COVID-19 crisis, the Mason community has rallied, supporting students in unprecedented ways. From mid-March through May, University Life distributed more than $2.53 million in emergency assistance to more than 2,377 students.
The university plays a vital role in the region, and during the pandemic this was never clearer.
During two weeks in March, Mason faculty and staff made the Herculean push to move everything online.
As higher education is evolving to meet the changing needs of prospective students, Mason is taking the lead.
In Scalia Law’s legal clinics, Mason students handle real cases for real clients, which changes the lives of both parties.
Whether it’s been two months or 10 years since you’ve stepped into a classroom, the excitement you felt when discovering an amazing class sticks with you. Here are 14 reasons some current students are eager to get to class.
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