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Pitch Perfect: Mason entrepreneur hopes to change lives and inspire others

When Shrishti Singh came to Mason for her doctoral studies, she had a goal: developing a new technology that would allow the visualization of cancer in deep tissue and perhaps enable earlier diagnoses. LEARN MORE.

Mason Korea welcomes largest new class

More than 200 students were welcomed at the 2024 New Student Convocation. The event was the finale of Welcome Weekend, a two-day program led by Mason Korea's University Life Office to familiarize new students to campus life. Find out more.

Podcast - Ep 56: A view from the pulpit

On the Access to Excellence podcast, Mason President Gregory Washington speaks with Jeffery Johnson, pastor of Mount Calvary Baptist Church in Fairfax (right), and Vernon Walton, pastor of First Baptist Church in Vienna. The pastors, both of whom have Mason students and graduates in their congregations, guide us through some of the history and aspirations of the Black community through the lens of Black and African American History Month. They also examine the intertwined roles that Mason and their churches can play to confront issues such as affordable housing, food insecurity and equitable healthcare. Listen to this episode.

More Episodes

Congressman Don Beyer returns to school for AI understanding for improved policy-making
Mason student Don Beyer is the focus of a story about his work in Congress. (WJLA)

The Washington Report: Che Axum & Dr. Allison Miner
Allison Miner discusses agriculture and food security. (PBS Video)

How long would it take to walk around Mars?
Erdal Yigit talks about how the planet's reduced gravity would affect movement. (Space.com)

Here's how rusty coffee is cleaning water
Jeffrey Moran and Amit Kumar Singh's Coffee Bots are featured as a low-cost solution to contaminated water supplies. (WUSA9)

Mason police officer completes Door Dash delivery after arresting driver
Sergeant Ryan Grant dropped off the order to "surprised" students. (Fox5)

For Keyshawn Hall, landing at George Mason has been worth the weight
Tony Skinn and Mason student Keyshawn Hall discuss Hall's time at Mason. (Washington Post)