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PhD student’s research addresses how adolescent social media use predicts in-person friendship networks
Doctoral student Caroline Toth's research on adolescents’ social media use shows that friendships were more likely among youth with similar levels of problematic social media use and digital status seeking. Read more.
Air Force veteran chooses George Mason for its ever-evolving environment
After completing his military service, veteran Collin Terling wanted a university that could keep pace with his desire for forward momentum. George Mason University was a perfect fit. Read more about his journey.
Four Former Virginia Governors Weigh in on Virginia’s Next Four Years
On the Friday before the historic inauguration of Abigail Spanberger as Virginia’s first female governor, George Mason University’s Schar School of Policy and Government hosted “The Governors’ Roundtable: The Future of Virginia.” Read more about their insights.
George Mason Homecoming 2026
Low temps and lingering snow couldn't freeze our Patriot Pride as George Mason's 2026 Homecoming celebration culminated in a men's basketball win over Saint Joseph's. Watch the recap.
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Special education experts hope to slow teacher turnover with Project TURTLES
As the special education teacher shortage garners national attention and concern, George Mason educators are working on a solution through Project TURTLES, a program that offers doctoral students in special education leadership funding for their studies. Read how this grant supports doctoral students in special education leadership.
Patriot Pantry expands to Mason Square
Students in Professor Jennifer Sklarew’s EVPP 480 Sustainability in Action class noticed a gap in resources for Mason Square’s predominantly graduate and professional student population. Learn how their efforts resulted in a new Patriot Pantry location at Mason Square.
Walkability initiative is a win-win partnership for Alexandria City residents and George Mason researchers
In partnership with the Alexandria Parks and Recreation Department, Assistant Professor Iulia Fratila (left) and student Bryce Neuman devised the plan for the Alexandria City Ben Brenaman Park project, which aims to encourage walkability, promote physical activity among community members, and improve access to fitness. Read more about this fun park project.
George Mason in the News
Syria's only female minister pushes for change: 'I'm not here for window dressing'
Hind Kabawat is interviewed. Read more.
Feb. 1, 2026 | BBC
Ilia Malinin on the pursuit of perfection
Student Ilia Malinin is profiled. Read more.
Feb. 1, 2026 | CBS Sunday Morning (Video)