Blake to bring 'data-driven' focus to GW: colleagues
Former and current colleagues of Brian Blake, the next provost, said he will bring more than 20 years of experience and a “data-driven” focus to GW.
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Women's basketball taps first Class of 2025 commit
Taylor Golembiewski, a 5-foot-7-inch guard from Storrs, Conn., is women’s basketball’s first Class of 2025 recruit.
Women’s rowing eyes NCAA after adjusting under new head coach
Rowers have their eyes transfixed on the NCAA Division I Rowing Championship, a feat the program has only achieved once in 1998.
Push to grow STEM majors may mean cuts elsewhere, faculty say
More than 10 liberal arts faculty said the increase in the proportion of STEM majors could cause a “radical” shift in funding to non-STEM departments.
Teams see largest number of graduate students in five years
The 2019-20 school year features 13 graduate students across both men’s and women’s sports, up from two graduate student-athletes the previous season.
Volleyball loses but nabs two sweeps in opening weekend
In their home-opener, the Colonials (2-1) trounced Hartford (1-2) and Howard (1-2), but succumbed to a loss to American.
Students react positively to CCAS advising overhaul
The change to a personal adviser system in CCAS may lead to stronger student-adviser relationships, students and experts said.
Law School graduates encouraged to give back
More than 650 law school graduates received their diplomas at the school’s commencement celebration in the Charles E. Smith Center Sunday.
Baseball dominates Coppin State in midweek matchup
Freshman right-hander Alex Kobersteen recorded his first win of the season backed by a strong offense in a victory over Coppin State.
Elliott School to overhaul freshman retreat
Officials in the Elliott School of International Affairs will shorten its freshman retreat and give students more time to interact with faculty.