Former student sues medical school after dismissal from program
A former School of Medicine and Health Sciences student is suing the University for $2 million in damages.
Final shots fall short in defeat
Wednesday, the Colonials were up five at the half, off the strength of baskets from beyond the arc. Then, they were unseated by a 13-2 second-half Musketeers run, the lead volleying back-and- forth until a clutch Tu Holloway basket put Xavier up by a point with 30 seconds on the clock.
Obama presents plan to cap tuition costs
President Barack Obama proposed new federal policies Jan. 27 that could tie federal funding to tuition increases – a move that he hopes will encourage schools to tackle the rising issue of college affordability.
Staff Editorial: More transparency for tuition costs
The Student Association is continuing its crusade against fees.
Staff Editorial: Preparing students with skill-based classes
As the job market becomes increasingly competitive, colleges and universities seek to provide graduates with even more tangible skill sets to compete in their field.
Sara Fischer: Laptops provide opportunities for educational engagement and progress
Professors, parents, students and school administrators have long debated whether or not laptops are a beneficial learning tool.
Alyssa Rosenthal: Laptop use causes a distraction in class
The sea of flickering screens and glowing apples in lecture halls post figurative neon signs on every student’s forehead that read: “I'm not listening.”
Women's basketball adjusts to shrinking bench
Head coach Mike Bozeman never envisioned his team would be running on fumes four weeks before the end of regular season play.
Center dismissed from women's basketball team
Sophomore Erica Chandler is no longer playing for the women’s basketball team, an athletics communications spokesperson said Wednesday.
Getting down and derby
A swarm of helmets, kneepads and sparkly shorts sped around the D.C. armory track Saturday. Ladies with names deriving from political figures to sexuality skated into each other as part of the city's most vicious sport.
Dancing to the beat of a Bokamoso song
Students played host to 12 musical guests this week who travelled more than 8,000 miles to share their song, dance and theatrics with the Foggy Bottom community.
Occupy D.C.
Occupiers protested eviction notices Monday at McPherson Square.
D.C. Rollergirls
Four D.C. roller derby teams took to the rink this weekend to begin their season.
Colonials vs. Musketeers
GW took on Atlantic-10 rival Xavier at the Smith Center Wednesday night.
