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Governor appoints new member and reappoints three to George Mason University board
June 10, 2026
Governor Abigail Spanberger has appointed James W. Dyke Jr., along with reappointing Delbert H. Parks, George D. Schindler, and Jennifer M. Taylor to George Mason University's Board of Visitors this June. The appointments take effect July 1 as part of ongoing governance changes.
Read more →George Mason engineering students develop robot to automate accessibility surveys
June 9, 2026
A group of George Mason University engineering students has developed Salus—a robotic system aimed at automating accessibility surveys using advanced sensors and cloud analytics. Supported by industry mentors through Nexus234 Innovation District funding, the project delivers interactive mapping for ADA compliance checks.
Read more →NSF CAREER award supports research on teen autonomy in AI-driven digital environments
June 9, 2026
George Mason University’s Nora McDonald has received an NSF CAREER award to study adolescent experiences in AI-driven digital spaces. Her research focuses on teen identity development amid social media algorithms and chatbots. The project includes new educational programs aimed at helping young people navigate these technologies.
Read more →George Mason University researcher explores collaborative AI for comedy writing
June 8, 2026
George Mason University PhD student Shiwei Hong has developed an AI system where multiple agents collaborate on comedy writing through structured feedback sessions. Her research shows this workshopping approach improves machine-generated humor when compared with traditional methods.
Read more →George Mason University hosts summit on AI’s impact in public health
June 5, 2026
George Mason University convened experts at its inaugural summit to discuss artificial intelligence's role in public health. Speakers addressed both opportunities and risks associated with integrating new technologies into research and workforce development.
Read more →George Mason University professor examines impact of ‘blind box’ sales strategies
June 3, 2026
A George Mason University professor has analyzed how 'blind box' sales strategies affect supply chains in various industries. The study highlights when retailer- or supplier-led approaches are most profitable under different conditions.
Read more →George Mason engineering students develop B-Drive to improve airport accessibility
June 2, 2026
Four George Mason University mechanical engineering students created B-Drive—a technology designed for independent airport travel by wheelchair users—drawing from personal family experiences with mobility challenges. Supported by industry mentors through Nexus234 Innovation District initiatives, B-Drive integrates into existing airport operations while aiming for future commercialization.
Read more →Epidemiologist Amira Roess addresses Ebola concerns amid new outbreak in Africa
June 1, 2026
Epidemiologist Amira Roess says Americans face low risk from current African Ebola outbreaks due to strong preventive measures. Increased airport screenings are underway while experts monitor developments closely.
Read more →George Mason and UVA Wise researchers identify cyanobacteria in Shenandoah River using phylogenomics
May 29, 2026
Researchers at George Mason University partnered with UVA Wise to study cyanobacteria diversity in Virginia's Shenandoah River. Their work led to identifying new species using phylogenomics techniques over a two-year period.
Read more →Honors College student-athlete balances academics and athletics at George Mason University
May 29, 2026
Marley Oare excelled both academically and athletically during her time at George Mason University Honors College. She pursued interdisciplinary studies while competing as a pole vaulter on university teams.
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