Greenhouse atop SEH accommodates unorthodox student experiments
On the top floor of the Science and Engineering Hall, plants, bees and rare flowers sit in a nursery side-by-side in line with the D.C. skyline.
Amanda Hillware
Student stars in TV pilot about teens dealing with rare diseases
Shooting 12-hour workdays on a television set and running a charity can be a draining ordeal, especially for a student living with a chronic illness.
Student loan borrowing drops at GW, mirroring nationwide trend
Experts and students said the drop is indicative of a national trend where students attending schools that offer them more generous financial aid packages.
Students weigh in on campus life at sessions with trustees, administrators
Students have expressed concerns at a series of community meetings with trustees and administrators.
SA senator faces removal hearing for missing meetings
The SA Senate will vote Monday on whether to kick out Sen. Joe Vogel, U-at-Large, who was suspended in November for missing committee meetings.
Students who work face difficult balancing act
Student workers said exhaustion and lowered grades are side effects of a financially necessary part of their lives.
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.