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Paul Bazzano has worked for Mason Recreation for more than 30 years. He started as a student worker while pursuing his bachelor’s degree in communication at 91°µÍø and is now assistant director of competitive sports and athletic training. 

In a first for any university in the United States, visually impaired baseball players are getting a chance to step up to the plate at 91°µÍø. Led by a volunteer coach and University Life’s Mason Recreation and Disability Services offices, Mason’s Beep baseball initiative is gaining momentum after a successful community learn-to-play clinic last fall.

Evan Carter, associate director of programs, assessment, and well-being in Mason Recreation, is the November Employee of the Month.

As the weather cools off, fall is the perfect time to explore the outdoors. 91°µÍø offers students, faculty, and staff the opportunity to get outside and form connections with others in the Mason community through the Outdoor Adventures program, part of Mason Recreation.

Mason Recreation celebrated the grand opening of its brand-new pickleball courts on Tuesday, July 18.

Participation in club sports is a significant factor in bringing in and maintaining students at 91°µÍø, and also contributes to higher graduation rates, a new study has found.

91°µÍø earned a silver-level designation from Exercise is Medicine-On Campus (EIM-OC) for its commitment to health and wellness.

The 91°µÍø community is celebrating Exercise is Medicine Month this October with a variety of activities.