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Update: As of April 28, George Mason has been notified that 14 of these students have had their SEVIS status restored and remain enrolled at the university. Another student’s visa was revoked, but that student’s SEVIS record was never terminated.

Following a letter from U.S. Department of Education to 60 universities earlier this week, President Washington shares our response detailing George Mason’s efforts to combat harassment and discrimination in any form against any student, faculty, staff member or visitor.

After an initial review of our policies and practices, George Mason meets all of the recent federal mandates outlined by the DoEd. The university remains committed to our core value that “Diversity is our Strength,” while ensuring that we are compliant with state and federal law and policy.

George Mason’s communication approach to recent executive orders and memos from the Department of Education.

George Mason has launched a workflow for Principal Investigators (PIs) to submit requests for support to bridge or wind down impacted research projects.

The new site will serve as a hub for updates on federal research funding during the current transition period.

University President Washington addresses some of the more commonly asked questions regarding current and potential federal policy changes.

A response to recent concerns regarding Immigrations and Customs Enforcement and general guidance for our faculty, staff, and student populations.

The university is closely monitoring the situation and staying alert to any developments that could impact our operations.