Breaking News Sunday, Feb. 24, 6:06 p.m. 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 bright lights were on the Student Association presidential and executive vice presidential candidates at Jack Morton Auditorium Tuesday night.
University President Steven Knapp defended GW's high cost in front of a televised panel Wednesday, explaining that it takes a lot of money to operate a rapidly growing institution while also improving national rankings.
GW is building a $1.2 million road that connects the Whitehaven Parkway and Pelham Hall, allowing construction vehicles easier access to the site where the hall will be demolished and rebuilt.
University President Steven Knapp approved findings made by the presidential task force he formed to assess campus safety and security last fall.
GW students craving a burrito will be able to use their GWorld card at local Chipotle Mexican Grills within the next couple of weeks, Student Association officials announced late Wednesday night.
The least-expensive rooms on campus next fall will cost about $6,500, a decrease of $1,500 from the current cost of the cheapest rooms, the University announced this month.
Two students are being charged with the intent to distribute more than $2,000 of marijuana that a friend allegedly transported from New York, according to court documents.
While most students were sleeping, candidates gathered in Kogan Plaza early Wednesday morning to put up campaign posters around campus.
Nicole Capp and Brand Kroeger have the rare opportunity to sit on the sidelines as students the year after their reign -- and this year's candidates are certainly keeping them in mind.
Engineering students competed to see whose devices could cradle the egg most efficiently.
A post-Valentine's Day party held by the Beta Theta Pi fraternity raised more than $500 for the National AIDS Fund, a donation the fraternity hopes its alumni will match.
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