Three business leaders join Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees welcomed three new charter members, entrepreneur Steven Roberts and 1977 graduates George Coelho and Randy Levine.
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Stories from the November 3, 2008, Print Edition
National media magazine ranks documentary center in top 10
Documentary magazine The Independent ranked the GW Documentary Center in its list of the top 10 academic programs in the field last month.
Speaker committee receives more than 100 nominations
The Commencement speaker committee, formed this year to increase transparency surrounding the annual event, received 113 nominations for potential speakers, officials confirmed last week.
Annual Greek Week includes multicultural organizations
Members of the Panhellenic Association and Interfraternity Council included the Multicultural Greek Council in their annual Greek Week for the first time last week.
Greek membership on the rise
Greek-letter life at GW is not just expanding; it's exploding.
University installs green roof at ESIA
The University constructed its first "green roof" on the Elliott School of International Affairs City View Room terrace late last month.
School preps for Inaugural Ball
The University has yet to hear if presidential nominees Barack Obama or John McCain will attend the fifth GW Inaugural Ball, but students can be sure at least one president will be there.
Administrators step up recruiting efforts
Admissions officers are stepping up recruitment efforts across the country in response to the global financial crisis, looking to draw eyes away from a high price tag by emphasizing GW's financial aid and fixed tuition programs.
Grad schools target GW students
The School of Public Health and Health Services and the Law School are stepping up recruitment efforts among GW undergraduates this year, school officials said.
Officials defend MPD transfer
Facing opposition, city officials told community members last week that they support the Metropolitan Police Department's recent decision to move a beloved lieutenant out of Foggy Bottom.
Organization donates $4,000 to Banaa
The Clinton Global Initiative awarded $4,000 to a GW student organization to support the group's efforts to bring additional Sudanese students to American colleges and universities.
