Removal of posters criticizing Chinese government gains national attention
Wrighton has apologized for the incident, which has been highlighted in national outlets and a speech on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives.
Abby Kennedy
Wrighton walks back comments on posters criticizing Chinese government
Interim University President Mark Wrighton released a statement Monday calling the removal of the posters a mistake.
Officials record small uptick in Panhel recruitment numbers
The number of students who accepted bids from Panhel during formal recruitment slightly increased after sustaining a steady four-year decline.
Students continue community service efforts virtually
Half a dozen members of GW service organizations said they’ve shifted to a hybrid method of volunteering to continue serving the District community.
With Roe v. Wade’s fate looming, thousands gather at March for Life
Tens of thousands of anti-abortion demonstrators marched to oppose the right to an abortion Friday afternoon.
Social fraternity joins IFC this spring to recruit founding members
Phi Gamma Delta will join IFC this spring with the goal of recruiting founding members to launch their newest chapter at GW.
Campus return staggers with fears of COVID-19 transmission
Fears of COVID-19 transmission, speculation that GW would send home the student population and surging cases led students to delay their return to campus.
Spring sorority recruitment moves online
The move falls in line with the GW’s decision to start the spring semester with remote classes and events for at least the first week of the semester.
District leads US in average daily COVID-19 case rate
The District’s daily average rate of COVID-19 cases is more than three times the national average, according to data from The New York Times.
Student hang t-shirts in Kogan to raise awareness on Title IX concerns
Students set up a demonstration hanging t-shirts bearing stories of sexual assault survivors to raise awareness about concerns with Title IX Office.