Elliott School launches alumnae networking group for female students
Officials said they publicly launched the program last month with a goal to provide scholarships and chances to connect with alumnae in various industries.
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GW Law students launch pre-law mentorship program
Undergraduate mentees said the program helped them navigate their preparations to take the Law School Admission Test and apply to law school.
GWPD raises required number of training hours for officers
The GW Police Department announced this month it will be increasing the number of required hours officers must train starting in 2021.
BSU report summarizes Black students' struggles, achievements at GW
The report highlights the Black students’ achievements and makes 10 recommendations for officials to implement to support Black students on campus.
GW's pep band records music to be played during basketball games
GW’s pep band is working to make recordings of their music to be played during GW sports games amid GW’s campus closure.
Smithsonian opens memorial honoring Native veterans
The memorial was established by the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian through a charge given by Congress in 2013.
D.C. reaches highest homicide count since 2008
The District has accumulated 170 homicides so far in 2020, but only seven have occurred in Ward 2, according to Metropolitan Police Department data.
Weekend Outlook – Light a candle and listen to Celtic tales
Embrace Halloween weekend with a costume contest, online virtual market and Celtic storytelling.
Weekend Outlook – Check out a new farmers market in Alexandria
Take a break from the chaos and check out a new farmer’s market, participate in some online yoga or attend a virtual art lecture.
Students urge officials to reconsider spring semester decision
The petition states that students were “disappointed” with the lack of effort to create a plan for students to return to campus.