Officer testifies at hearing for alleged stalker of alumna
A police officer testified last week at a hearing for a former GW student charged with stalking an alumna.
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Stories from the January 22, 2009, Print Edition
Former solicitor general will teach at Law School
The former solicitor general of the United States will join GW Law School as a full-time faculty member this week.
GW Hospital treats 91 inauguration-related patients
Ninety-one people sought medical attention from the GW Hospital throughout the course of the inauguration events, according to a hospital spokesperson.
Inauguration visitors swamp Foggy Bottom Metro
Like many Metro stations in D.C., the Foggy Bottom stop clogged with riders and long lines from the inauguration crowds - especially on Tuesday.
Thousands celebrate at largest inaugural ball in GW’s history
After hours bundled up in freezing temperatures on the National Mall, members of the GW community shed the layers of warm clothing for ball gowns and tuxedos to dance the night away.
Four months of work culminate as GW float rolls down Pennsylvania Avenue
Pulled by a rented trolley, the float stood atop two flatbed trailers, with walls separating the various depictions of the different GW schools.
Students rise early, brave cold to join millions witnessing history on National Mall
For some, it was the reason they came to GW. For others, it was just about being a part of history.
Joint Chiefs dine at Knapp home
After the swearing-in ceremony concluded on the National Mall Tuesday afternoon, University President Steven Knapp dined with President Barack Obama's Joint Chiefs of Staff at his home on F Street.
Mraz, Folds to perform at Smith Center
Musicians Jason Mraz and Ben Folds will perform at the Smith Center on Feb. 13, Program Board and WRGW announced Wednesday.
Day of service draws hundreds
Fueled by the excitement of the presidential inauguration, GW students participated in the Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service Monday with paint brushes in hand and the spirit of change in mind.
Celebs rock MTV’s Youth Ball
One would be hard pressed to find more appealing entertainment for Democrats under the age of 35 than Barack Obama and Kanye West.
Company admits Facebook flub
Shady marketing practices by a publishing company geared toward colleges have raised questions about online security for incoming freshman on social networking sites.
SA’s first black president pens book
As the country celebrates the inauguration of its first black president, the first black president of GW's Student Association, who held office in the early '90s, is making accomplishments of his own.
Global Language Network becomes nonprofit
Having begun as a GW student organization, the Global Language Network has now become a nationally recognized organization, with ambitions to extend its reach globally.
SA utilizes online bookstore
The Student Association announced last week they will partner with BrunoBooks.com to make the hunt for cheap textbooks easier.
Free concert kicks off inauguration, drawing thousands
The promise of celebrities and President Barack Obama was enough to make masses of GW students wake up early and brave the cold to attend the "We Are One" concert on Sunday at the Lincoln Memorial.
Student groups host Congressional Black Caucus leader
Rep. Barbara Lee, D-Calif., stressed the importance of service and community outreach Monday, at a book signing for her autobiography.
No problems reported for dorm security during inauguration
Playing host to about 1,500 visitors to campus for inauguration weekend was largely unproblematic, GW administrators, police and students said.
University loses two former trustees, former association president
Trustees emeritus John Manning and Harold "Hal" Baker, and former president of the GW Alumni Association Nicholas Lakas, passed away last semester.
