About

Fourth Estate is George Mason University's official student-run news outlet. 

The organization was formed in Fall 2013 in collaboration between the student newspaper, Broadside, and an student-run news website, Connect2Mason. 

Our mission is to inform Mason students, faculty and alumni about what's happening in the community. Through a weekly publication and an online presence, Fourth Estate covers everything from the Board of Visitors to the next concert coming to the Patriot Center. 

We also like to have fun. Log on, join us and stay connected.

If you have a story, video, photograph or story idea, let us know.

Please fill out our contact form to get started. 

The Office of Student Media is located in The Hub, room 1201. If you need to reach Fourth Estate by phone please call (703) 993-9745.

User Content and Comment Policy

Meet the Fourth Estate Staff

Staff list coming soon...

 

Mason's Student Media Groups

WGMU: The pulse of Mason, the station for students with music in their veins. WGMU provides an eclectic collection of music presented by students and faculty from GMU.

Mason Cable Network: A television outlet run by the students, for the students. MCN gives Mason students what they want: informative, analytical, and entertaining programming.

VoxPop: This diversity magazine moves beyond multicultural bragging rights to let Mason students tell their own stories.

GMView: Senior Expressions and a 30-minute DVD capture the memory of Mason.

George Mason Review: This publication serves the Mason community by encouraging student writers to find their voices and by demonstrating to student readers that good writing matters.

Hispanic Culture Review: This publication discusses the culture, language, or literature of Spanish-speaking countries while maintaining high standards of form.

Phoebe: A publication that insists that reading can be both vigorously intellectual and entertaining, and the work it publishes succeeds on its own terms.

So To Speak: This publication addresses issues of significance to women's lives and movements for women's equality, particularly issues of race, class, and sexuality in relation to gender.
 

 

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