Cracked pipe in Madison Hall causes leaks in basement, several rooms
A cracked water pipe in Madison Hall caused leaks across four rooms and the basement lounge.
Ilena Peng
Senator joins D.C. advocates in fight for statehood
Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., joined a growing chorus of District advocates late last month when she launched a petition supporting D.C. statehood.
Law school dean to step down this semester
The dean of the law school will step down at the end of the academic year, according to a University release Monday.
Fewer people are buying homes in Foggy Bottom and West End
The number of homes for sale in Foggy Bottom and West End is 67 percent higher than it was a year ago, according to newly released real estate data.
New apartment complex one block off campus to open next year
An office building one block off campus that is currently occupied by the State Department will be converted to an apartment complex by the end of next year.
D.C. population growth slows for third year
The District’s population increased by less than 1 percent in 2018 – the lowest annual population increase in a decade.
Shutdown stops law students from completing externships
Between 50 and 60 law students are currently unable to complete their externship program because of the government shutdown.
Community to evaluate provost every three years
The Faculty Senate unanimously passed a resolution Friday creating a communitywide review of the provost.
Student health council to launch town halls next semester
The Student Health Advisory Council plans to host town halls focused on GW’s health care operations next semester.
Trustee, New York Times contributor discusses Madoff scandal
A trustee and contributor for The New York Times visited campus Tuesday to discuss her bestselling account of Bernie Madoff’s financial crimes.