George Mason University

The late former Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor is known to be the first female Supreme Court Justice and for her centrist role in the court room. News4’s Drew Wilder talked to a George Mason University law professor who knew her personally about her legacy. 

Tech companies need talent, and George Mason University’s new campus in Arlington aims to become an innovation hub for students and the larger community. News4’s Juliana Valencia reports.

Students for Justice in Palestine held a rally at George Mason University amid a national call to action. News4’s Dominique Moody reports from the campus.

Innovation was in the air at George Mason University this week as six college robotics teams from around country faced off their flying robots in a game similar to quidditch. News4 photographer BJ Forte shows the science behind the battle of the blimps.

Women are increasingly playing a bigger role in solving crimes — not just with a badge, but through science. News4’s Mauricio Casillas shines a light on the next generation of scientists who will play a role in helping solve crimes.

A police force and university in northern Virginia are teaming up for what they say will be a first-of-its-kind study that will seek over the next 20 years the assess the challenges police agencies face in recruitment and retention. Fairfax County Police and George Mason University announced the study Friday. It will take place as police departments across the country...

An online petition has over 6,000 signatures as of Monday afternoon. News4’s Mauricio Casillas reports.

Some students at George Mason University are petitioning against the commencement speaker, just days after the university announced that Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin will give the speech to the class of 2023.

Hundreds of Virginia high schoolers attended CyberSlam at George Mason University to get a look at a future in cybersecurity. News4’s Juliana Valencia reports.

A forensic nurse and associate professor at George Mason University has discovered and developed a way to detect bruising more easily on dark skin tones in the hopes of helping more victims of domestic violence and abuse.

Bruises that indicate possible domestic abuse can be harder to spot on people of color — so forensic nurse and George Mason University associate professor Dr. Katherine Scafide developed technology to help ensure all victims’ injuries are accurately documented. News4’s Jummy Olabanji has a special report for Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Produced and edited by Arun Raman.