Philadelphia Clef Club undergoing $4.5 million renovation to expand jazz education
Research by George Mason from 2002-12 is cited.Read more.
July 11, 2025 | WHYY
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Tracking Tiny Threats: Big breakthroughs in fighting Lyme, West Nile, and more
From ticks to mosquitoes, George Mason researchers are tackling vector-borne disease with groundbreaking innovations. Whether it's a Nanotrap-powered urine test that detects multiple infections or local mosquito surveillance to stop West Nile virus before it spreads, George Mason scientists and students are taking on some of nature’s smallest and deadliest threats.
A small cup with big impact in the fight against Lyme disease
In this episode of the Access to Excellence podcast, George Mason President Gregory Washington speaks with Alessandra Luchini about the development of cancer and Lyme disease detection technologies and the importance of international collaboration in scientific progress. Listen to this episode.
When the mosquitos bite, the Biomedical Research Lab bites back
George Mason’s Biomedical Research Lab helps detect and reduce West Nile virus by testing local mosquito populations. Discover more.
Former Patriots star Tayler Cook brings winning touch to coaching
Former George Mason standout and Patriots player Tayler Cook brings her winning mentality to coaching, inspiring the next generation on the court. See how Tayler Cook is shaping future champions through leadership and heart.
Quinn-Irons selected by Tampa Bay in the 2025 MLB Draft
George Mason outfielder James Quinn‑Irons was selected by the Tampa Bay Rays in the fifth round of the 2025 MLB Draft, following his standout junior season that included being named Atlantic 10 Player of the Year and a Golden Spikes semifinalist. Discover Quinn‑Irons’ journey from George Mason star to pro draftee.
Carter School, Shinnyo‑en Foundation expand decade-long peacebuilding partnership
For 10 years, George Mason’s Carter School and the Shinnyo‑en Foundation have worked together to empower students as peacebuilders through hands-on opportunities for personal and professional growth. Learn more about this partnership.
Using virtual reality to help prevent falls in older adults
One in four older adults visits the ER each year due to a fall. George Mason professor Tiphanie Raffegeau is exploring how virtual reality could transform fall prevention. Discover how rehabilitative VR can transform fall prevention.
Record number of students chosen as prestigious Gilman Scholars
Fourteen George Mason University students, from a variety of majors, were chosen as recipients of the competitive, merit-based Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship for study abroad. Read more about the students' global experiences.
This George Mason psychology researcher is clocking in to make workplaces safer for all
George Mason industrial-organizational psychology researcher Yijue Liang is using data-driven insights on workplace harassment to help create safer, more inclusive work environments. Learn more.
Improving middle school math through data-driven teaching
George Mason researchers worked with Frederick County middle schools to apply data-driven assessments and math specialists, boosting student outcomes and earning recognition as a “Program That Works.” Learn more.
George Mason launches its inaugural ACCESS Academy cohort
The College of Education and Human Development (CEHD) at George Mason University is excited to welcome the inaugural class of students for their Accelerated College and Employability Skills (ACCESS) Academy. Learn more.
Mason Career Academy launches to aid students, recent grads, displaced workers
Along with technical training, the platform, offered through Coursera, also includes professional development tools that help sharpen skills in resume writing, interviewing, and job readiness.
Courses are taught by instructors from top companies and institutions, and completed credentials can be added directly to resumes or LinkedIn profiles.
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Republicans unveil plan for ‘portable benefits’ for gig workers
Liya Palagashvili is quoted. Read more.
July 11, 2025 | Washington Examiner
Restoration, protection aim to save Belize’s coral reef from extreme heat and disease
Esther Peters is quoted. Read more.
July 11, 2025 | Mongabay
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