George Mason University's reopening plan requires masks in all public spaces and provides them free.

Judged as of 2020-06-04. True if George Mason University's official reopening plan or announcements at that time required masks in all public spaces on campus and said the university would provide masks free. Mostly true if both elements held with minor differences (for example, masks required in public indoor spaces, or free masks for students and staff only). Mixed if only one of the two elements was in the plan. Mostly false if masks were only recommended or required in limited settings, even with free masks provided. False if the plan contained neither a mask requirement nor free masks.

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1. E1 Safe Return to Campus - University Life George Mason University (University Life) · 4 June 2020

   “Face coverings will be required for everyone in all public areas – including classrooms. While there is so much unknown about this virus, research shows that wearing a face covering greatly reduces the spread and therefore is a must for our community. The university will provide two free reusable cloth masks to all students, faculty and staff.”

2. E2 Update from President Holton on the Safe Return to Campus - University Life George Mason University (University Life) · 25 June 2020

   “We must wear our masks; I wear a mask to care for you, and you wear a mask care for me.”

GMU's Safe Return to Campus letter, dated 2020-06-04 (E1), says face coverings will be required for everyone in all public areas, including classrooms. It also says the university will give two free reusable cloth masks to all students, faculty and staff. Both parts of the proposition were in the plan on the claim date. A later GMU update (E2) still stresses wearing masks.