A look at the cafes Mason students rely on for studying, socializing and staying energized BY AVI TERALI, STAFF WRITER The hiss of the espresso machine, the low hum of conversation, the comfort of that first sweet sip — coffee…
Patriots take on the cherry blossom season in many ways BY ALEXANDRA HENRIQUES, STAFF WRITER On March 26, peak bloom for Washington, D.C.’s cherry blossoms around the Tidal Basin began. While the trees only stay in peak bloom for anywhere…
State to hold special election April 21 BY ISABELLA PEARLSTEIN, STAFF WRITER Virginians will be given the opportunity to vote “yes” or “no” on a referendum that will temporarily amend Virginia’s Constitution to allow the General Assembly to redraw the…
The BOV heard a presentation about the university’s financial standing to prepare for the budget vote on April 30 BY GRACE MILLER, STAFF WRITER George Mason’s Board of Visitors held a public comment meeting focused on the fiscal year 2027…
Griffin Crouch and Skylar Ringo’s executive ticket elected BY RITHVIK HARI, ASSISTANT NEWS EDITOR Mason’s Student Government announced the election results for the Undergraduate Representative Body for the 2026-27 academic year. Running unopposed, Griffin Crouch and Skylar Ringo were elected…
Community members take to the streets as part of national movement BY ISABELLA PEARLSTEIN, STAFF WRITER Recently, the third string of nationwide “No Kings” protests made it to the City of Fairfax. People of all ages and backgrounds joined together…
Students paraded around campus with flags and cultural attire BY KATIE PERSCHAU, CULTURE EDITOR Mason students participated in a parade around campus on Tuesday, March 31, to celebrate the wide range of cultures that are represented at the university for…
The Herndon-based nonprofit invests in divorced and widowed Muslim women pursuing degrees, restoring dignity one grant at a time BY JUMMANA ALZAHRANI, STAFF WRITER There is a particular kind of courage it takes to start over. In a small office…
Extra ‘N’ spotted on Innovation Hall sign BY JOSEPH TRIOLO, STAFF WRITER Eagle-eyed students were met with an extra “n” on their way to classes at Innovation Hall earlier this semester. The newly redone sign outside the main entrance read…
