Undergraduate population most diverse in at least a decade
The proportion of white students has dropped by about two percentage points annually since 2013, putting GW on track to fall below 50 percent white next fall.
Business school dean to focus on student, alumni engagement
Anuj Mehrotra, the dean of the School of Business, said he will focus on improving the student experience, alumni engagement and research.
Black Law Student Association launches undergraduate arm
Students are in the process of forming a pre-law chapter of the Black Law Student Association for undergraduates who have an interest the legal field.
Military office sees uptick in students affected by benefit delays
More veteran and military-affiliated students have been affected by delays in benefits from the Department of Veteran Affairs this year than in previous years.
Outdated system, late students impede 4-RIDE service, drivers say
Five 4-RIDE drivers said a lack of drivers, an outdated communication system and late students hinder their ability to operate the service effectively.
Corcoran head focuses on fostering community, setting strategic plan
Sethi said he’s focusing this year on outlining a strategic plan, collaborating with the D.C. community and hiring more faculty.
D.C. restaurants serving Thanksgiving feasts
Skip the holiday meal prep and try the pre-fixed courses at a number of celebrated restaurants near campus.
Student creates online game where avatars stand in as digital currency
A senior started a game called CryptoPets that allows users to cartoon characters also serve as a digital monetary asset that can be exchanged and sold.
Men's basketball takes notes in string of losses to top teams
The Colonials have shown flashes of potential against No. 4 Virginia and No. 18 Michigan as they took on top teams in the nation over the past week.
Men's water polo repeats as conference champion
The Colonials outscored the Bison 3–2 in overtime to capture GW’s second-ever Mid Atlantic Water Polo Conference Championship.
Thanksgiving recipe: Green bean casserole topped with tots
We have all been forced to down a family member’s greasy and lackluster casserole with a smile on our face. But this Thanksgiving, you can rethink the staple and enjoy a dish with a crunch that goes unmatched.
Student launches campaign to reduce number of single-use water bottles on campus
Mia Simonetti launched Take Back the Tap, a campaign that encourages students to opt for reusable water bottles, to reduce plastic waste at the University.
Students write letters to veterans in honor of Veterans Day
The Young America’s Foundation hosted an event for students to write letters to veterans in Kogan Plaza Tuesday.