University philanthropist dies at 95
Albert Small, a philanthropist who helped established research and historical studies at GW, died last week. He was 95.
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Student Court strikes down first-year senate seats referendum
The Student Court struck down a referendum that if passed would have brought back first-year seats to the SA Senate.
MFA, SMHS agree to staff GW Hospital facility in Southeast
Faculty physicians and Advanced Practice Providers of SMHS and the MFA agreed to serve as the new hospital’s clinical care provider group.
Greek life fall recruitment expanded to freshmen this year
Brian Joyce, the director of fraternity and sorority life, said officials temporarily lifted the 12-credit completion requirement for recruitment this fall.
Students protest Title IX case handling at Commencement
About 75 students marched by Commencement on the National Mall Saturday to silently protest GW’s handling of sexual assault cases.
SBA Senate funds thousands for International Law Society
The SBA Senate unanimously approved $8,000 for the International Law Society at its meeting Tuesday, almost completely funding their annual gala.
Student Court sets hearing for first-year senator case
The Student Court blocked a senator’s motion to dismiss the case outright and set a hearing for Oct. 10 at 2 p.m.
Community coordinators enter first year in residence halls
Students said although community coordinators worked hard through outreach in residential halls, they struggle to form connections with students.
Officials expanding COVID testing availability after student concerns
Officials will now offer a standby line for asymptomatic COVID-19 tests and accept some external test results.
SA president vetoes bill amending senate elections
SA President Brandon Hill vetoed a bill Thursday that would codify two referenda into the SA’s bylaws if they are approved by the student body.