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- The Research I observatory provides access to the night skies for students and amateur astronomers throughout the region.
- Mason students come from all 50 states and more than 125 countries, creating an environment rich in cultural perspectives.
- With nearly 5,000 students living on campus, Mason boasts one of the largest residential communities in Virginia.
- Mason has 22 NCAA Division I teams, including women's rowing, and a wide range of club and intramural teams.
- Fine and performing arts students learn from award-winning artists and performers.
- More than 200 student organizations and other activities contribute to a vibrant campus life.
- More than 7,000 students graduated this year at Mason's Commencement in the Patriot Center.
- Mason's dynamic academic programs prepare students for 21st century careers.
- Southside, Mason's innovative new dining facility, was designed with sustainability and environmental issues in mind.
President Obama to Speak at Patriot Center
All Mason students, faculty and staff members and the general public are invited to attend an event on Friday, March 19, to hear President Barack Obama discuss health care reform.
Aspiring International Reporters Invited to Summer Seminar in Jerusalem
Former NPR correspondent Linda Gradstein is one of the seasoned journalists who will help students develop their communication skills for a global audience.
Voice-Controlled Wheelchair One Product of Bioengineering Research
What happens when you put a computer inside a human brain? Mason bioengineer Nathalia Peixoto wants to know.
Health Care Economist Nichols to Direct Mason Center
The former director of the Health Policy Program at New America Foundation will direct Mason's Center for Health Policy Research and Ethics.
School of Art Print Studio Prepares Students for Professional World
The school's new print studio has state-of-the-art equipment and produces professional, high quality, fine art prints.
Pay Docs More for Better Services
Managed Care Magazine
CHHS’ Jack Hadley is interviewed about his recent Medicare study.
Profiles in Personalized Cancer Therapy
Bio-IT World
A colorectal cancer trial recently launched by COS’ Emanuel Petricoin and Lance Liotta was featured in this magazine.
The Price Of Inaction On Health Care
National Journal Magazine
CHHS' Len Nichols is quoted in this commentary about the need for health care reform.
Insurance Mandate May Need Strict Penalties
NPR's Morning Edition
Health economist Len Nichols of CHHS comments on expanded insurance coverage in the midst of health care reform.
How to Help Your Teen Focus on Summer Internships and Employment
Washington Examiner
Mason’s Aspiring Scientists Program was featured in a column by reporter Renee Sklarew concerning recruitment for summer jobs and internships.
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