Fourth Estate 2025-2026 wrote: How to Use Music to Help You Lock In [caption id="attachment_31544" align="alignnone" width="1683"] Many students utilize music to help them focus when studying for finals. (Detra Bell / Fourth Estate)[/caption]
Become an academic weapon with sound
BY KARLOS CORIA, OPINION EDITOR
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Fourth Estate 2025-2026 wrote: Super Dad: How My Dad’s Legacy Showed Me What Life Is Really About [caption id="attachment_31523" align="alignnone" width="1707"] Abdelhakim Mustafa poses for a photo after finishing his evening prayer on August 19, 2025. (Basil Mustafa / Fourth Estate)[/caption]
A recent loss made me reflect on our goals as indivi (More) | |
Fourth Estate 2025-2026 wrote: The Basics of Managing Stress During Finals [caption id="attachment_31515" align="alignnone" width="5712"] Mason Counseling and Psychological Services, located on the third floor of SUB I, offers counseling and therapy services for students in need. (Nathan Ferraro / Fourth Estate)[/caption]
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Fourth Estate 2025-2026 wrote: Louis Volker Leaves George Mason University [caption id="" align="alignnone" width="6000"] Junior forward Louis Volker dribbles the ball while covered by a Saint Joseph's defender at a Feb. 25 women's basketball game. (Davon Marion / Fourth Estate)[/caption]
Volker to depart George Mason afte (More) | |
Fourth Estate 2025-2026 wrote: Bike Lanes Are Good Policy, Dangerous Streets Are Not [caption id="attachment_31499" align="alignnone" width="512"] The Van Buren Street bike lane is pictured in Herndon, Virginia. The bike lane provides greater connectivity to historic downtown Herndon and the Herndon Silver Line Metro station. (Jason (More) | |
Fourth Estate 2025-2026 wrote: Retail Dining: Monetary Mosquito or Satiating Savior? [caption id="attachment_31383" align="alignnone" width="512"] An empty and open wallet reflects the aftermath of eating on campus. (Evan Parfitt / Fourth Estate)[/caption]
Don’t expect your wallet to be full after eating around campus
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Fourth Estate 2025-2026 wrote: How We Read the Epstein Files [caption id="attachment_31271" align="alignnone" width="1754"] Trump’s name appears in the Epstein files over 30,000 times, yet the focus is on other popular names. (Detra Bell / Fourth Estate)[/caption]
Honoring victims is telling the truth
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Fourth Estate 2025-2026 wrote: Contingent Faculty: The University’s Stifled Keystone [caption id="attachment_31253" align="alignnone" width="1080"] Roughly half of George Mason’s instructional staff is made up of adjunct faculty. Non-tenured faculty make, on average, $14,000 a semester in the U.S. and face increased job instability (More) | |
Fourth Estate 2025-2026 wrote: Who We Dig Out, and Who We Leave Buried [caption id="attachment_31002" align="alignnone" width="2048"] (Louis Volker / Fourth Estate)[/caption]
A winter snow exposed whose legacy matters — and whose remains expendable
BY PHILIP WILKERSON, CONTRIBUTOR
Earlier this winter, George Maso (More) | |
Fourth Estate 2025-2026 wrote: ‘Marty Supreme’ and ‘Literally Me’ Characters [caption id="attachment_30998" align="alignnone" width="1080"] (Detra Bell / Fourth Estate)[/caption]
How will the movie be remembered?
BY LOUIS VOLKER, COPY EDITOR
Marty Mauser, the ping-pong obsessed protagonist of Josh Safdie’s newest Acade (More) |
