SMPA launches political communication ethics project
A new project in the School of Media and Public Affairs will ask political communication students to consider the ethics of their field.
ANC supports expanding Capital Bikeshare, adding bus lane on campus
A local governing body passed resolutions to expand the Capital Bikeshare system in the neighborhood and add bus lanes on H and I streets.
Milken professor receives $1.2 million to research infectious bacteria
A researcher in the public health school was awarded $1.2 million last semester to research the way Bangladeshi infants contract an infectious bacteria.
GW hires Asian professors faster than other minority groups
More than 200 Asian professors were employed in 2018, the highest number in at least a decade, officials said earlier this month.
PSU labor campaign demands fall flat six months after release
Members of the Progressive Student Union said administrators have not addressed a list of 10 demands regarding labor conditions at GW.
New organization provides free Plan B to students, residents
A group of students launched a new off-campus organization Monday providing free emergency contraception.
Weekend outlook – Indulge in a late-night soul food brunch
It may have been difficult to get back into the swing of things after spring break, but there are events around the District to help you unwind.
New Smithsonian technology helps to improve experience for people with visual impairments
Visitors of the Smithsonian museums with visual impairments will now be able to better interact with exhibits after the implementation of a new technology.
Brown set to transfer out of men's basketball program
Brown averaged 7.7 minutes per game and 0.5 points per game in 29 appearances for the Colonials.
Slate of men's basketball head coaches reported as potential replacements for Joseph
John Thompson III helmed Georgetown’s men’s basketball program from 2004-17 and was named as a potential candidate for GW’s men’s basketball head coaching job.
Top five takeaways from the 2019 SA debate
The candidates for SA president and executive vice president participated in a debate at the Marvin Center Wednesday night.
Student Association candidates cover campus in campaign posters
Student Association candidates woke up early to hang their campaign posters around campus at the Marvin Center, University Yard and other buildings.
Crumbs & Whiskers opens second pop-up kitten lounge
The lounge will be open through June and will house kittens that are available for adoption.