Officials yet to launch search for permanent CHC director
More than a year and a half after the Colonial Health Center lost its first director, the center still lacks a permanent leader.
Jared Gans
Panhel to establish diversity and inclusion leadership group
Sorority leaders are recruiting women to form the Diversity and Inclusion Leadership Board by the end of the semester.
Public health researchers link obesity, malnutrition and climate change
Two public health researchers contributed to a study arguing that obesity, malnutrition and climate change are interrelated global epidemics.
Medical school groups recommends new ways to support female faculty
Faculty in the medical school have dozens of ideas about how to improve working conditions for female medical professors.
GW meets first federal deadline to make online content more accessible
The University created a plan to make online content more user-friendly for individuals with disabilities, especially those with vision impairments.
Doctors say more University control over MFA will improve finances
Doctors within the MFA said a new management structure could mean better leadership and clearer administrative roles for top positions.
Tau Kappa Epsilon to expand membership, recharter this spring
Almost a year after returning to campus, GW’s chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon is trying to establish itself as one of the University’s largest fraternities.
Emergency health program to teach locals how to respond to shootings
An in-person training will inform civilians, law enforcement and medical responders how to safely respond in an active-shooter situation.
Officials eye new ways to keep the medical school competitive
As several medical schools around the country are making their tuition free, the School of Medicine and Health Sciences is searching for new ways to compete.
Kidney Center screens more than 1,000 patients in three years
The Kidney Center has screened more than 1,000 people since it opened in 2015 and has found kidney disease in one-third of its patients.