March 24, 2026They train, compete, and perform at the highest levelsonly their arena is cybersecurity. Like top athletes, George Masons cyber-focused students prove themselves when the pressure is on.
March 24, 2026Knifey, a nature-inspired blimp based on the knifefishs movement (with an added ferocious glare), is just one of junior Alexia De Costas projects combining art and robotics. I love any way to get people interested in tech and also understand complicated things visually, she says.
March 24, 2026Cybersecurity engineering major Fatima Majid is certainly not throwing away her shot. The senior has made it her mission to take advantage of every opportunity George Mason has to offer.
March 24, 2026Nhat Le has always loved puzzles. From Rubik's Cubes to role-playing games, he plays them all. Now a graduate student in cyber security engineering at George Mason, Le came to his studies through the back door, as a hacker might say.
March 24, 2026Computer science major Noah Kabiri is no stranger to high-adrenaline competition. As an elite coder and winner of hackathons in only his second year at George Mason, this ambitious sophomore performs a balancing act on par with elite college athletes training to go pro.
February 13, 2026Jessye Gassel has always been fascinated with spinning bodies.Gassel found herself looking forward to her high school physics class every day and knew, by junior year, that she would pursue it in college. A senior-year astronomy class honed that direction toward astrophysics.
January 28, 2026Jeffrey Kenney, an associate curator for Mason Exhibitions, is a recipient of a 2025-26 Virginia Museum of Fine Arts fellowship.
October 28, 202591做厙 students take third in competition to help veterans maintain their quality of life.
October 21, 2025New offerings and a healthy dose of competition leave campers happily humming along.
September 30, 2025New 91做厙 researcher goes beyond engineering to connect communities.
