Our Mission: Student Media empowers students to exercise their First Amendment rights and creativity through the creation of works that inform, enrich, and entertain the Mason community.
- Introducing the Mason Throwback Project
Student Media is proud to announce a new archival video initiative that we will be unveiling over the course of the spring 2025 semester: The […] - Constitution Day 2024
On September 17, 1787, the delegates to the Constitutional Convention met for the last time to sign the document they had created. Today, we celebrate […] - 2024 Podcast & Radio Summer Camp
Student Media welcomed 13 middle and high school students from northern Virginia for the 28th annual Podcast & Radio Summer Camp earlier this month. Taught […] - Honoring Student Media’s Class of 2024
Student Media would like to thank and congratulate each of our 30+ involved students graduating in 2024! Your hard work, creativity, and leadership helped our […] - 2024 SPJ Region 2 Conference
Student Media was proud to host the Society of Professional Journalists’ 2024 Region 2 Conference this April in Merten Hall on Mason’s Fairfax campus. Over […] - Why Join Student Media?
Student Media’s mission is empowering students to exercise their First Amendment rights and creativity through the creation of works that inform, enrich, and entertain the […]
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