Students Commit to Strengthening U.S. Cybersecurity

George Mason’s first Scholarship for Service cohort is stepping up to protect America’s digital future and a shared mission of public service to strengthen the nation’s cyber defense.

A Deeper Look Into Electrical Devices

Assistant Professor Anomadarshi Barua secured a grant from the Office of Naval Research to determine how much electricity each device in your home uses.

2026 Faculty Presidential Awards

Professor Peggy Brouse received the John Toups Presidential Medal for Excellence in Teaching.

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