GMU President Receives Raise Amidst Federal Probe
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George Mason University President Gregory Washington faced potential dismissal amid Trump administration investigations into hiring practices. However, the Board of Visitors unexpectedly approved a 1.5% salary increase, raising his salary to $820,452.43. The investigations involve allegations of antisemitism and racial discrimination, stemming from the university's diversity initiatives. Despite faculty concerns and federal scrutiny, the board voiced its support for Washington.
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