Legal concerns may stop sharing of Swain hiring details: experts
Employment law experts said publicly sharing details about controversial hirings could potentially lead to a defamation suit against GW.
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Colonials Weekend to be held virtually
The event will be held between Thursday, Oct. 1 and Saturday, Oct. 3, and will include a comedy show and an auction of Thurston Hall room plates.
Budget cuts during pandemic common among schools: experts
GW has taken cost-saving measures ranging from layoffs to a hiring freeze since March to address the University’s budget gap.
GW's endowment growth negative, falls behind majority of peers
The total value of the University’s endowment decreased in market value by 1.13 percent in fiscal year 2019, from about $1.80 billion to about $1.78 billion.
IT staff still 'reviewing' replacements for Banweb after two years
Officials will roll out a “completely new experience” for course registration this summer as they continue to look for replacements for Banweb.
Officials clocked in third-highest fundraising amount last year
Officials raised more than $122.6 million during fiscal year 2019, an annual increase of nearly 6 percent.
LeBlanc to meet with alumni, parents in 10 U.S. cities
The locations for the president’s trips were selected primarily on the “size” and “scope” of the GW community in each region, officials said.
Administrators to complete transition to Talent@GW system by next year
Administrators said Talent@GW will boast three new modules involving recruitment, onboarding and development by the end of next year.
Enrollment falls for first time in six years amid planned cut
Undergraduate and graduate enrollment fell slightly this year amid increases in diversity and the number of non-degree seeking students.
Family donations hit highest level in at least seven years
Officials said family donations hit $15.7 million last year, the highest in recent memory, following three consecutive years of decline.