Renovations to install new student space, simulation lab in nursing school
Officials said the work will create a common space for nursing students to gather – giving the isolated campus a greater sense of community.
Kathryn Sheehan
Thirty miles from D.C., Virginia campus searches for its identity
While the campus benefits from its location, officials say developing a clear mission for the campus has proven to be a vexing task.
New member sessions this fall to prepare freshmen for Greek life commitment
Greek councils are holding 19 “new member days” over the course of the fall semester, designed to teach potential new members about the community.
Outside Education Dept., survivors, advocates hold vigil in support of Title IX
About 150 people gathered outside the Department of Education for a candlelight vigil supporting survivors and demanding that Obama-era Title IX enforcement policies stay in effect.
Title IX review should examine how sexual assault cases are decided, experts say
Experts said GW should consider changing its system for determining responsibility in a sexual assault case.
GW's Title IX office lags behind peer institutions in staffing, avenues for appeal
The University’s Title IX office includes less staff and fewer ways to appeal a decision in a sexual violence than most of its peer schools.