Outside Education Dept., survivors, advocates hold vigil in support of Title IX
About 150 people gathered outside the Department of Education for a candlelight vigil supporting survivors and demanding that Obama-era Title IX enforcement policies stay in effect.
Student leaders team up for joint town hall on campus advocacy
The leaders of the Student Association, Residence Hall Association, Class Council and Program Board held a joint town hall Wednesday to field questions and comments from the student body.
Career services reprimands students for not showing up to employer events
Officials said up to 70 percent of students who committed to attending a career event haven’t shown up in recent weeks.
RHA fills nearly all hall council seats, most in recent history
RHA officials said the jump in student participation is likely linked to increased outreach and a new rule regulating how students can run for council spot.
Students with personal ties to Virgin Islands launch hurricane relief fundraiser
A group of students formed a partnership with the Nashman Center for Civic Engagement and Public Service to raise money for hurricane victims.
LeBlanc launches search for chief fundraiser
Experts said the search will give LeBlanc the opportunity to start assembling his team at GW in an area that he has already made a major focal point.
Two students named most inspirational college women in the country
Junior Jazmin Kay and sophomore Jen Rubino were featured on the annual 22 Under 22 Most Inspiring College Women list published by Her Campus Media last week.
Dish of the week: Hen Quarter's chicken and waffles
Hen Quarter exudes Southern charm with wood accents, bright white lights and unforgettable chicken and waffles.
Men's and women's basketball celebrate upcoming season at Colonial Madness
From dunk contests to dance-offs, men’s and women’s basketball kicked off the 2017-18 season at Colonial Madness Friday.
Men's soccer wins 2–0 after first-minute goal
The Colonials (7-6-2, 4-2-0 A-10) defeated Davidson 2–0 for their second consecutive victory Wednesday afternoon.
Advocates hold vigil for sexual assault survivors outside Education Department
Sexual assault survivors and allies gathered at the U.S. Department of Education Thursday to attend a candlelight vigil in a demonstration of solidarity with survivors of sexual violence on college campuses.
Laredo hosts Day of the Dead themed art party
A local Mexican restaurant hosted an instructional art party to teach participants how to paint Day of the Dead-themed pumpkins to celebrate Halloween and Latin culture Wednesday.
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.