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E-mail quota and wireless set to expand
Students will be able to use a University e-mail system with extra storage space at more places around campus by September.
Work begins on Knapp's home
Demolition is complete and renovations are beginning on a multi million dollar project to refurbish the Alumni House for University President Steven Knapp.
Post workers fight for wages
"Looks like greed is in STYLE. Just ask Washington Post executives," reads one sign in a Metro station that references a blown-up photo of the Post's Style section.
CVS may occupy vacant space in Shops at 2000 Penn
The location at 21st and H streets has been empty since Tower Records, which rented the space since 1984, left last spring.
SA sen. charged with assault
A Student Association senator accused of assault and weapons charges appeared in D.C. Superior Court Friday for a status hearing.
University to alter room capacity
Rooms in Fulbright and City Hall will have smaller capacities in fall 2008, and Francis Scott Key will hold juniors.
SA to hold second election on student fee increase
The Student Association senate voted unanimously on Tuesday night to hold a University-wide referendum on a 50-cent per credit hour increase of the one-dollar student fee.
City tackles rodent resurgence
Complaints about rodents increased in the District for the first time in seven years, and University and city officials are responding with increased pest control efforts.
Author chides Arab men
Every woman in the Middle East has a group of men working to silence her, author Deborah Kanafani said at a speech Friday in the Elliott School.
Evangelist leaders debate on panel
Web ExtraTop figures in the Evangelical movement discuss issues and leadership qualities they deem important.
Business School goes green, gets rank
Web ExtraThe Aspen Institute ranks GW No. 13 on its list of schools that integrate sustainability into curricula.
District student leaders convene
Web ExtraStudent leaders from across D.C. met to discuss and collaborate on issues that affect their constituents.
GW Brief: Firewall inventor to teach workshops for the Law School
The man responsible for creating the first commercially successful Internet firewall is set to join the Law School's Creative and Innovative Economy Center as a research fellow.
GW Brief: Elliott School graduate appointed by Bush for USAID position
President George W. Bush recently nominated GW alumnus Jeffrey Grieco to serve as the assistant administrator of legislative and public affairs for the United States Agency for International Development.
