Officials say no GW-owned buildings have lead pipes, contradicting city data
Five buildings on campus could have lead pipes, according to D.C. Water’s water quality map.
Ilena Peng
Trustees delay final approval of strategic plan to retreat next summer
The president announced at a Faculty Senate meeting Friday that trustees will postpone the final vote on the next strategic plan to their retreat next summer.
Diversity summit keynote talks discrimination, identity
Afro-Latina trans actress MJ Rodriguez spoke about gender identity and discrimination at the Lisner Auditorium Thursday.
Growth in career center use levels out after spike three years ago
The rise in student engagement with the Center for Career Services has leveled out after a large spike in growth from 2013 to 2016.
Faculty share concerns about evaluating graduate programs
Faculty shared their concerns at a forum Thursday about how officials plan to evaluate graduate programs when making decisions for GW’s next strategic plan.
Time editor talks magazine's role in politics, culture
Time magazine executive editor Susanna Schrobsdorff discussed her publication and career in Gelman Library Tuesday.
Longtime GW supporter dies at 92
Alvin Nashman, a longtime supporter of GW, died earlier this month from cardiac arrest. He was 92.
Journalist talks memoir, reporting sexual abuse
A Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative reporter spoke about the power structures that protect serial abusers at Lisner Auditorium Friday.
Officials kick off biweekly series of chats with students
Two student experience officials kicked off a biweekly series of informal discussions with students in an inaugural event Wednesday.
Campaign GW works to increase engagement in environmental outings
Student leaders focused on encouraging sustainable habits are working to boost involvement in environmental projects.