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Knapp's pay stretches past $1 million again
University President Steven Knapp earned $1.108 million last fiscal year – the third-straight year his total compensation surpassed the million-dollar marker.
Graduate students wait for new alcohol policy after delays
A year after the University's chief judicial officer said GW would alter the alcohol policy that graduate students have called cumbersome, those students are still waiting on the University's legal arm to approve those changes.
Mayoral race takes shape with Evans' announcement
Jack Evans, a stronghold in the D.C. Council who represents neighborhoods like Foggy Bottom, officially announced his candidacy for mayor June 8, nearly completing the political picture for the District's top office.
Council proposes final food truck bill, earns unanimous approval
Columbian College picks music professor as interim leader
Gupta family establishes State Department fellowship in memory of deceased son
Teacher-training program earns dismal ranking from national council
Neighbors: Tour groups dangerous to pedestrians
Graduate programs continue to play catch-up by raising tuition
Unemployment rate for Class of 2012 sits at 6 percent
The Fray to highlight Colonials Weekend
Glenn Greenwald, first to report covert surveillance program, is GW alumnus
Corcoran Hall to reopen Monday
