Students urge peers to join city politics, boards
Alumnus Asher Corson was taken aback his senior year, when he realized local activists were working on community initiatives for longer than most students even attended GW.
SA candidates jostle to define themselves as ‘outsiders’
Five men are now contesting for the highest spot – only one with a history in the SA Senate. As of Wednesday, just one student is seeking the executive vice president spot – a position that saw five competitors last spring.
Social fraternities continue growth with 117 new men
The number of men pledging fraternities swelled for the fourth-straight spring this semester, as the new pledge classes help to close the gap between smaller and larger chapters on campus.
Staff Editorial: Candidates, do you have what it takes?
Candidates must understand that they are lobbyists for the student body – not legislators. Only by working with different administrators and campus leaders will one be able to accomplish his or her goals and initiatives.
Benjamin Krimmel: Erasing the lines between social groups
Labels shouldn’t determine groups; they should serve as welcome signs for others.
Colonials stumble late in fall to A-10 leader Temple
The Colonials were poised to pull off a stunning upset of Temple, the first-place team in the A-10 standings. But the buzzer sounded instead on a Colonials (8-16) loss.
Renewed women’s basketball roster grabs victory over Xavier
After falling victim to undefeated conference rival St. Bonaventure Saturday, the Colonials (11-12) returned to the Smith Center Wednesday afternoon to face yet another A-10 foe in Xavier.
Trials and successes of a house proctor
House proctors like Felipe Zambrano are live-in peer mentors stationed in each of the 11 freshman dorms.
Darkness is focal point of new Hirshhorn exhibit
The circular layout of the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden allows light to pass through its modern collection, but for the museum’s latest exhibit it opted for the darkness of the basement instead.
Training for club sports athletes
Club sports athletes can now access the medical consultations varsity athletes use.
Chabad’s new home
Chabad GW opened a new center to accommodate its growing population.
Community Coffeehouse
The GW Neighbors Project help an event showcasing student art Wednesday.
