From Ramyum bar to Japanese cafe BYLINE CHRISTIAN SEGOVIA, SPORTS EDITOR, NAWAAL NACKERDIEN CO-EDITOR-IN-CHIEF As the spring semester winds down, we decided to try some food spots suggested by friends and fellow editors. To celebrate Sports Editor Christian Segovia’s graduation,…
Student fees to increase 2.5%, DEI debated once more BY SAM DOUGLAS, ASSISTANT NEWS EDITOR The Mason Board of Visitors met on May 1 for their final meeting of the 2024-2025 school year. Many topics that had been heavily discussed…
Fueled by a record-breaking performance and league-leading statistics, the Patriots are making a strong push toward the Atlantic 10 Championship. BY JASON RAGUSA, STAFF WRITER With the regular season nearing its close, the George Mason baseball team stands at 29-16…
Second-annual fundraising event trades handmade bowls for student advocacy BY MELANIE JENSEN, STAFF WRITER While the relaxing blend of pop and R&B music of Green and Gold Soul drifted through the Center for the Arts and members of the Mason…
All students have a voice that should be represented, regardless of opinion BY ZACHARY LINCOLN, STAFF WRITER Today, George Mason welcomed its 71st Student Body President and Vice President, Isaiah Grays and Jonathan Dubois, along with members of our first…
Grays-Dubois campaign won the Student Body President and Vice President election with the most second-place votes BY BARRETT BALZER, NEWS EDITOR Isaiah Grays and Jonathan Dubois are elected Mason’s 46th Student Body President and Vice President. Grays-Dubois posted to their…
What I’ve taken away from my time at Mason BY CAROLINE FRISBY, STAFF WRITER As a graduating senior, I’ve been taking the time to reflect on my years as a college student. The amount of self-growth I’ve seen in myself…
A small but lively spot offering bold flavors and a one-of-a-kind atmosphere BY SAAHITI KIRAN CHAMALA, CO-EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Nestled in the bustling streets of Dupont Circle, Astoria DC might not immediately grab attention from the outside, but once inside, it reveals…
A kindness initiative on campus spreads community appreciation BY MELANIE JENSEN, STAFF WRITER The perfect way to acknowledge and thank a thoughtful friend, supportive professor or hardworking classmate is through the Mason Chooses Kindness initiative, which provides an opportunity to…
Despite its wide range of treats, the celebrated bakery falls short of expectations BY SAAHITI KIRAN CHAMALA, CO-EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Located in the heart of Washington, D.C., Milk Bar brings its iconic sweets to the capital — but not without some letdowns….