Former athletic director faces criticism over misconduct allegations
Former athletic director Patrick Nero has come under fire following allegations of misconduct toward former players and athletic department staff detailed in a Deadspin article Thursday.
Senior brings campaign to cut plastic water bottle use to campus
A senior is localizing a national campaign to promote the use of tap water and encourage sustainable practices on campus.
Officials investigating cause of slow logins on classroom computers
Officials said professors have reported slow login times to classroom computers and issues with GW’s library catalog interface over the past two weeks.
SA leaders issue survey assessing clicker costs, prevalence
SA leaders released a survey Thursday asking students 11 questions about where they buy clickers and how much the tools cost.
Emergency health program to teach locals how to respond to shootings
An in-person training will inform civilians, law enforcement and medical responders how to safely respond in an active-shooter situation.
GW Hillel launches program to involve young alumni in engaging students
GW Hillel launched a new initiative last week encouraging recent alumni to sponsor coffee dates between staff members and students.
Q&A: Professor debunks myths about how women talk about sex
Katrina Pariera challenges the sex-positive discourse on whether open communication about sex can always lead to positive outcomes.
Weekend outlook – Catch a variety show featuring two legendary comedians
Party to Korean pop to kick off your weekend, before switching gears at a rap concert Sunday night that’s sure to be a full house.
Men's water polo to defend its MAWPC crown against familiar competitors
The Colonials have beat every team in the tournament this season with the exception of McKendree, GW’s first opponent in the MAWPC Championship.
Men's tennis head coach tackles mid-season hiring
The Colonials only had one week to practice with new head coach Rob Castille before they competed in their final tournament of the fall season.
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.
Inside the ARC THE. HOTEL in Foggy Bottom
The hotel recently received a facelift and now houses an American restaurant dubbed Notti 824, which opened last week.