In this year's contest for Student Association president, an unimpressive field of candidates has left this page unable to endorse a single candidate in good conscience.
This page believes that Kyle Boyer exemplifies these traits and is the candidate most suited to succeed as EVP.
Tiffany Meehan exhibits the creativity and the knowledge necessary to enhance PB's presence on campus.
With the Student Association's elections closing in on us, I want to remind everyone, specifically the four presidential candidates, what a good SA looks like.
For the second straight game, the Colonials wore the gold garb and for the second straight game, they won.
After a less-than-perfect first half in which the Colonials shot less than 27 percent from the floor, GW took a 20-18 lead into the break.
If there is one area where there is little variety when it comes to the women's basketball team, it is the starting lineup.
Over the course of this season, and its history, GW has displayed an affection for flair, often opting for flashy passes and imposing dunks over simple dishes and layups. This has both helped them and hurt them.
The GW men's swimming and diving team finished in ninth place out of 10 teams at the Atlantic 10 Championships this weekend, but for the second time in three years one Colonial had some extra accolades to bring home.
Senior Ashley Irl never thought the birthmark on her leg that she was born with was anything but just that.
This month, students raising money to fund an international alternative spring break trip have found a way to take the guilt out of the grub.
Curtis Batts, a sophomore and a member of the crew team, said it is not uncommon for tourists to stop and take pictures while he and his teammates condition on the terrace of Funger using row machines.
The University is cracking down on the number of introductory courses students can skip with Advanced Placement test scores.
As former deputy director of the 9/11 commission, GW professor Chris Kojm is experienced in leading discussions on U.S. security and foreign policy.
A new committee responsible for raising awareness of safety and mental health issues is in the final steps of implementing changes suggested by University President Steven Knapp.
A new global communications masters program the University will offer for the first time next fall is likely to generate more than $2 million over the next five years, according to a report presented to the Board of Trustees.
Tayeb Jawad discussed Afghanistan's strategy to combat the Taliban and other terrorist organizations while addressing a crowd of nearly 70 high-level Washington policymakers at a roundtable discussion hosted by GW's Homeland Security Policy Institute.
The University's online housing application system will pose problems for Apple computer users, a group that accounts for about one-third of GW's student population.
Presidential candidate Sen. Hillary Clinton (D-N.Y.) will deliver a "major" speech about foreign policy in Jack Morton Auditorium Monday, according to a campaign news release issued Sunday evening.
The posters are up, the Facebook group invitations are out, but slates are gone, and the dynamic has changed as fewer candidates campaign for the upcoming general election.
The Board of Trustees approved the president and CEO of the Dell Computer Corporation and the director of national intelligence to receive honorary degrees earlier this month, a step which could make them eligible to speak at Commencement in May.
Hundreds of students and administrators gathered at Marvin Center on Friday to celebrate the 276th birthday of George Washington.
A small college in Massachusetts is being sued for the same study abroad policies that are in place at GW.
The founder and director of the Documentary Center at GW produced and co-directed a film that will premiere at a national film festival next month.
Sophomore Tarek Al-Hariri said he aims to bring fresh ideas to a student body where there are many old faces.
Student Association presidential hopeful Vishal Aswani said he will make student rights his main priority if he is elected to the SA's top job.
Student Association Sen. Kevin Kozlowski (U-At Large) said he is running for SA president to increase the organization's advocacy efforts.
Student Association presidential candidates addressed issues of diversity and communication at the GW Decision 08 debate hosted by the Multicultural Student Services Center Sunday night.
Student Association Executive Vice Presidential candidate Kyle Boyer said his main goals are to unite GW's campus and to connect the campus to D.C., if elected.
Freshman Raven Burnett might be new to Student Association politics, but she said she is the right choice for SA executive vice president.
Student Association Sen. Ted O'Neil wants to make improving the quality of life for students at the Mount Vernon Campus a top priority, if elected executive vice president, he said.
Student Association Sen. OG Oyiborhoro (CCAS-U) said he will strive to improve communication between students, administrators and alumni, if he wins his write-in candidacy for SA president.
Student Association President Tarek Al-Hariri (Sophomore) Vishal Aswani (Junior) Kevin Kozlowski (Junior) OG Oyiborhoro (Junior) (write-in) SA Executive Vice President Kyle Boyer (Sophomore) Raven Burnett (Freshman) Edward O'Neil (Sophomore) Columbian Col
Monday, Feb. 25, 2:56 p.m. Presidential candidate Sen. Hillary Clinton (D-N.Y.) laid out her foreign policy vision in Jack Morton Auditorium today, stressing her experience in international issues and declaring she would not hesitate to deploy "both the olive branch and the arrows."
Monday, Feb. 25, 9:46 p.m.
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