George Mason University is one of the schools in Virginia that accepts undocumented students, who are not citizens and do not have legal documentation of their residency in the United States either because their visa expired or they were brought to the U.S. unauthorized. These students are often first-generation college students and must often pay out-of-state tuition without the help of loans, grants or other federal financial aid.
Fourth Estate | October 29, 2013 by Niki Papadogiannakis While adjunct professors are an essential facet of the instructional faculty at Mason, they are hired per-class, meaning they do not receive […]
Fourth Estate | September 23, 2013 by Niki Papadogiannakis Mason ranks in the top 50 most diverse schools in the nation in U.S. News and World Report’s ratings. Mason received a […]
Fourth Estate | September 13, 2013 by Niki Papadogiannakis Democratic governor candidate Terry McAuliffe spoke to a group of George Mason University students Thursday morning in George’s in the Johnson Center. McAuliffe told students […]
Environmental science major Skyler Kopko was one of many at a protest against the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in College Park, on April 8. But instead of picket signs, Kopko and the other members of the Environmental Action Group (EAG) had soup.
As part of their pro-Palestine campaign, Students Against Israeli Apartheid (SAIA) are hosting a boycott against Sabra Hummus on campus. Senior Tareq Radi, who is leading the boycott, is often stopped by students as he walks through North Plaza and the Johnson Center with Palestine’s flag in his hands. It’s his way of spreading awareness for Palestinians.
Niki Papadogiannaki 