Faculty see threat to academic freedom, job security as tenure-track hiring slows
Senior faculty expressed concerns that fewer tenure hires will undermine academic freedom and leave new hires with fewer research opportunities.
DDOT to limit parking in nightlife hot spot near Dupont Circle
Officials and business managers said the gridlock in the area on weekend nights poses a safety risk for both pedestrians and passing cars.
GW scraps neighborhood block party after 14-year run
The block party, which brought more than 3,000 people to I Street, will not be held this year as officials shift focus to smaller community events.
Business school to allow student groups to plan networking trips
The business school wants student organizations to plan their own annual networking trips with their industry-specific needs in mind.
GW researchers study spread of HIV cases in the District
A report on the high drug resistance to HIV in the D.C. area will be used to evaluate the effectiveness of public health officials’ clean needle campaign.
Officials announce some destinations for departments moved out of Old Main
The provost’s office announced several destinations for academic departments forced out of their offices by the planned 2100 Pennsylvania Ave. project at a Faculty Senate meeting.
Dupont Circle shop to stock only District-made products
Shop Made In D.C. officially opens Thursday, but D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser kicked off a pre-opening event at the store Monday morning.
Rewind through GW history, then fast forward to the present for alumni weekend
Take a step back to look at what the old GW looked like, then fast forward to the present in preparation for your return to Foggy Bottom.
Freshman female coxswains take the lead on men's rowing boats
Kate O’Byrne and Laurel Wain are the only female student-athletes on a men’s team in the Class of 2021.
Swimming and diving aims to build on success from first dual meet
Men’s and women’s swimming and diving went undefeated Saturday in their first dual meet of the year at Howard.
My Sister's Place hosts Clothesline Project to support survivors of domestic violence
About 30 survivors came out to My Sister’s Place to write their stories on white t-shirts and raise awareness about available resources.
Interactive pop-up exhibit blends sports and art
The Future of Sports, an art installation featuring a series of interactive rooms, opened last week.
Indian Students' Association hosts Navratri celebration
The Indian Students’ Association hosted its annual event celebrating Navratri in the Marvin Center Grand Ballroom Thursday.