Inaccessible buildings pose barrier to students with disabilities
While many campus buildings accessible to people with disabilities, students said many buildings still lack proper accommodations.
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Officials mark opening of new STEM lab in Gelman Library
Officials hailed the new science and engineering tutoring center in Gelman Library as the future of GW’s STEM education at a ribbon-cutting ceremony Thursday.
Council passes resolution to fight bigotry in the DC, nation
The D.C. Council unanimously passed a resolution reaffirming the rights of residents and calling the federal government to do the same.
Lawyer, plaintiff discuss new book on same-sex marriage case
The panel featured lead plaintiff Jim Obergefell and SMPA professor Debbie Cenziper, co-authors of a new book about the legal and personal stories behind the case that made same-sex marriage legal.
Sanders, Cruz face off in health care debate on campus
While the future of the Affordable Care Act is uncertain in the new administration, the debate focused on what would happen if the law was repealed altogether.
UPD officers enter District House common rooms without cause
Students living in District House have reported University Police Officers entering affinity common rooms and leaving without notice.
GW’s alcohol education office shifts focus to overall health
GW’s alcohol education office is focusing more on overall health, rather than just drugs and alcohol.
GW adjusts student security presence in residence halls
GW has switched up its security team to reflect the changing mix of students in residence halls.