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.
Student Media welcomed around eighty fifth- and eighth-graders (from D.C.’s Capital City (CCPCS) and E.L. Haynes (ELHPCS) public charter schools,...Continue reading→
Student Media’s Sports Broadcasting Team was thrilled to welcome President Γngel Cabrera into the announcing booth on Sunday, October 13th...Continue reading→
Student Media is pleased to announce that Mason’s student chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ) has received the...Continue reading→
Volition, Mason’s undergraduate literary and arts journal, recently partnered with House Studios, a Grammy Award-winning multimedia company, to host a...Continue reading→
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