Weekend Outlook – Kayak along the Potomac River
Take a break from the crowded city and explore the flora and fauna of the District with kayaking, an art exhibit and gardens.
Lauren Sforza
Academic forgiveness policy will alleviate course stress: SA leaders
Student Association leaders said the newly expanded academic forgiveness policy will ease undergraduates’ worries about future career paths.
GW for Biden holds virtual events with chapters nationwide
A student organization supporting Joe Biden for president is organizing virtual canvassing efforts with universities across the country.
Outgoing SA leaders focused on campus accessibility
SA President SJ Matthews and Executive Vice President Amy Martin said they focused on improving campus accessibility as the body’s leaders.
Panhel, IFC transition to online philanthropy in light of pandemic
Greek life leaders are transitioning their philanthropic efforts to virtual fundraising campaigns in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.
President: Drew Amstutz
Presidential candidate Drew Amstutz said working with administrators to resolve his own challenging financial aid issues pushed him to run for the Student Association’s top post.
SA candidates use social media to campaign amid COVID-19 shutdowns
Candidates for this spring’s SA elections said they are relying on online communication to get the word out about the election next month.
SA president, executive vice president candidates gather for town hall
About 40 students gathered in Betts Theater to hear from eight SA hopefuls, who discussed their plans to address topics like collaborating with officials, campus racism and accessibility.
GWISA works to up graduate outreach, community events
GWISA is looking to increase graduate student involvement and expand its reach to the international student community at large.
SA Senate delays vote on constitution updates
The senate postponed a vote on changes to the organization’s constitution to give more senators time to review the proposed updates at a meeting Monday.