On September 17, 1787, the delegates to the Constitutional Convention met for the last time to sign the document they had created.
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 this achievement and reflect on what the United States Constitution means to each of us.
To help the Mason community observe Constitution Day 2022, Student Media created a resource page with links to learn more about America’s founding documents, test your knowledge about the Constitution and the First Amendment, explore an interactive Constitution, and more!
Join Student Media for Press Pass, our fall 2022 open house, on Thursday, September 1 from 4-6pm in The Hub 1201.
Meet our student leaders and professional staff, take a tour of the newsroom, and sign up to get involved. Did we mention FREE pizza and refreshments? Hope to see you there! .
Click here to RSVP via Mason360: cglink.me/2d7/r1675451
Check out our Fall 2022 Info Flyer to learn more about our office and opportunities available to all Mason students!
Student Media would like to thank and congratulate each of our 30+ involved students graduating in 2022!
Despite the many challenges of the past few years, your resilience and leadership helped our groups continue to inform, enrich, and entertain the Mason community.
Click here to meet our outstanding 2022 graduates!
While we are sad to see our grads move on, we know that each of them has a bright future ahead. Our work is inherently collaborative, but the individual contributions made over the years by the Class of 2022 have made a tremendous impact on the Mason community. Their leadership, creativity, and commitment to excellence will not be forgotten.
Congratulations to everyone graduating in 2022 and best of luck with your new careers in media and beyond!
Student Media alumnus Jorge Andres (WGMU Radio, class of 2007) made history earlier this month when he called Super Bowl LVI for Telemundo’s “first over-the-air broadcast” of America’s most-watched annual sporting event.
Andres, 37, who graduated from Mason in 2007 with a BA in communication, got his start at WGMU radio before going on to become an award-winning Telemundo Washington and ESPN anchor (SportsCenter, NBA Tonight, and Baseball Tonight).
“It’s a milestone for me, for sure,” said Andres. “But this isn’t just about me, but as much as it is for so many people who believed in me. I got the opportunity, and I ran with it. Fast forward 15 years and I’m about to call the biggest football game on the planet to a country that is growing leaps and bounds in its Spanish demographics.”
““I hope young people today can relate to me and also pursue any opportunity on their plate,” Andres said. “I’m proof that with hard work, passion and humility, anything is possible.”
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 this achievement and reflect on what the United States Constitution means to each of us.
To help the Mason community observe Constitution Day 2021, Student Media created a resource page with links to learn more about America’s founding documents, test your knowledge about the Constitution and the First Amendment, explore an interactive Constitution, and more!
Student Media would like to thank and congratulate each of our 40+ involved students graduating in spring 2021!
Despite the many challenges of the past few semesters, your resilience and leadership helped our groups continue to inform, enrich, and entertain the Mason community.
Click here to learn more about our outstanding 2021 graduates!
While we are sad to see our seniors move on, we know that each of them has a bright future ahead. Our work is inherently collaborative, but the individual contributions made over the years by the Class of 2021 have made a tremendous impact on the Mason community. Their leadership, creativity, and commitment to excellence will not be forgotten.
Congratulations to everyone graduating in 2021 and best of luck with your new careers in media and beyond!
Student Media is here to answer your questions, help you get involved, and stay current with the latest Mason news and entertainment!
All of our student-run media groups will continue producing fresh content in spring 2021 and our professional staff is available to help train students who want to contribute remotely.
We are available from 9am-5pm virtually and students can request in-person appointments.
1. Contact Student Media Virtually: Monday-Friday: 9am-5pm
2. Get Immediate Assistance: Monday-Friday: 10am-5pm
3. Request an In-Person Appointment:
Student Media is proud to debut a new series of videos featuring the students, faculty, and staff of George Mason University that showcase how our community is staying resilient, hopeful, and taking care of one another during this difficult time.
Click here to watch all 3 videos via YouTube.
Many thanks to all those who answered our call for videos and shared these unique stories of how we Patriots are staying BRAVE & BOLD despite the pandemic!
Video 1: What has inspired you lately?
Video 2: Share a recent act of kindness
Video 3: How are you staying healthy at home?
Student Media is proud to honor our 40+ 2020 graduates and invite you to get to know these amazing students through their work and short bios.
Despite the challenges of COVID-19, all of our students have stayed engaged and productive, producing new content from home and staying connected online.
To see some of their excellent work, check out the fresh content collected on our “@home” webpage: studentmedia.gmu.edu/at-home
While we are sad to see our seniors move on, we know that each of them has a bright future ahead. Our work is inherently collaborative, but the individual contributions made over the years by the Class of 2020 have made a tremendous impact on the Mason community. Their leadership, creativity, and commitment to excellence will not be forgotten.
Congratulations to everyone graduating in 2020 and best of luck with your new careers in media and beyond!
In accordance with the University’s response to the Coronavirus/COVID-19, the Student Media office has moved to a fully virtual presence and our physical office space will remain closed until further notice.
The safety, health, and overall well-being of our campus community is always our first concern.
Although the Mason community is experiencing many changes and challenges associated with COVID-19, we are committed to continuing our mission to enrich, entertain, and inform the #MasonNation as the voice of the student body.
To help you stay connected during this time we are pleased to announce the debut of Student Media @home, a collection of student-created content.
Start exploring: studentmedia.gmu.edu/at-home
For updated campus-wide information, visit: https://www2.gmu.edu/coronavirus
If you need to reach us during this time, please email [email protected]
You can always find staff and media group contact information by navigating the tabs at the top of this page.
We look forward to greeting you in person again soon!