Missing campus from the cloud
On this week’s episode of “Getting to the Bottom of It,” student leaders discuss how they are adjusting to life during the pandemic.
Julia Russo
Reuben Brigety shifted focus to leadership, ethics as Elliott School dean
Reuben Brigety highlighted leadership programming and new research endeavors as among his biggest accomplishments as Elliott School dean.
Classics program looks to add biblical Hebrew option for students
Faculty in the Classical and Ancient Near Eastern studies program are working to add biblical Hebrew as a way for students to complete their major requirements.
Biostatistics, bioinformatics faculty focus on community in fall
Department of Biostatistics and Bioinformatics faculty have expanded their course offerings in the department’s first semester at GW.
LGBTQ Republicans discuss identity, inclusivity in their party
Panelists discussed the Republican Party’s treatment of LGBTQ individuals and policy issues in the Marvin Center Tuesday.
Student opens up residence hall room for 'Tiny Dorm Concerts'
Maheshwari launched the Instagram account @TinydormconcertsGW late last semester, a spin-off of NPR’s Tiny Desk concerts.
Former chemistry chair to retire after 50 years in academia
Michael King, who served the chemistry department for more than 20 years as chair, will retire at the end of the academic year.
Speech and hearing department reaps benefits of new neuroscience major
Speech, language and hearing sciences faculty said the new neuroscience major has led to an uptick in student engagement with the department.
College Democrats holds meeting after slew of e-board resignations
Five members resigned after omitting votes for a freshman representative candidate in September to ensure that the opposing candidate would win.
Officials open lab in 2000 Penn to help student innovators
Office of Innovation and Entrepreneurship leaders have opened a new space on campus for students to receive advice about their startup ideas.