COVID-19 News and Updates

The fight to slow the spread of COVID-19 continues as George Mason prepares for the fall semester

A key component of George Mason University’s return to campus this month is addressing the mental health of students and employees and providing additional resources for those who might feel anxious about coming to campus or who are struggling to deal with the ongoing pandemic.

COVID-19 boosters now available for some with compromised immune systems. Roess starts at the 2 minute and 40-second mark.

Mandatory vaccinations and a return to wearing masks indoors on campus are two of the primary tools George Mason University will use this fall to provide a safe living, learning and working environment.

As COVID-19 infections increase in our region, especially the prevalence of the Delta variant, effective immediately, our university again will require all individuals on our campus to wear masks indoors, including classrooms and laboratories, regardless of vaccination status.

George Mason University: Vaccines Are A Key Part Of Mason's Fall Plan.

Since the COVID-19 shutdowns, thousands of students, faculty and staff are heading back to universities to resume an on-campus experience. To safely return, vaccines have been an essential part of many institutions’ strategies.

The CDC's new eviction ban is aimed at providing renters in 'high' COVID-19 areas temporary relief. A housing advocate says it's not enough.

What the delta variant means for this school year.

What You Need To Know About Reimposed Mask Mandates In The D.C. Region.

The entire Mason community is being asked to upload their vaccination status by Aug. 1.

George Mason University: Mason Research Lets Students Weigh In On COVID's Effects On Food, Nutrition Choices.