Students send 1,500 pounds of supplies to China to fight coronavirus
Seven students led a donation drive earlier this month to send 1,500 pounds of medical supplies to Wuhan, China.
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Man with knife arrested on campus
Metropolitan Police Department officers arrested a man carrying a knife on campus Tuesday, according to a GW Alert sent to students.
Major donor to public health school receives pardon from Trump
Michael Milken, the namesake of the Milken Institute School of Public Health, received a pardon Monday for several financial crimes he served time for in the 1990s.
Faculty call out shared governance violations in enrollment plan
The Faculty Senate resolution marks another milestone in tensions between faculty and administrators over the 20/30 Plan and its rationale.
Faculty Senate receives application numbers at February meeting
Provost Brian Blake floated the idea of increasing the minimum GPA required of students to keep merit-based aid.
SBA condemns LeBlanc's remarks on video, calls for 'teaching moment'
The Student Bar Association responded to comments made by University President Thomas LeBlanc that some called “racially insensitive.”
PEORIA Project releases 2020 election prediction model
Graduate School of Political Management researchers have released a “groundbreaking” election model for the 2020 primaries and general election.
Nashman Center holds week of events to boost student activism
The Nashman Center for Civic Engagement and Public Service is holding a week of events to inspire students to make change in their communities.
China study abroad programs halted following coronavirus outbreak
Officials canceled multiple study abroad programs in China in response to the spread of a novel strain of coronavirus.
Program focused on study of D-Day looks to expand outreach
An institute focused on commemorating D-Day will use its new space in Phillips Hall to expand its presence on campus, institute faculty said.