New Venture Competition participation at 'historic high': officials
GW’s annual startup competition received a record number of applicants this year, officials said.
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Student, ANC commissioner launches website to track annual goals
A student and local politician is the first ANC commissioner to release a website tracking his annual goals.
Officials reduce number of housing prices for 2020-21 academic year
The University is reducing its number of on-campus housing price brackets, officials announced at a Board of Trustees meeting earlier this month.
ANC discusses potential changes to Comprehensive Plan
The Foggy Bottom and West End Advisory Neighborhood Commission met Wednesday to discuss changes to the District’s long-term city plan.
Thousands of phone numbers added to GW Alert list
Thousands of phone numbers have been added to the emergency text alert system, officials announced at last week’s Board of Trustees meeting.
February 2020 crime log
This week, seven crimes occurred on campus, including a simple assault in District House and destruction of property in Madison Hall.
Officials hold workshops to gather insight for campus planning
Officials held four meetings last week for urban planners to hear feedback from students, faculty and staff about the next iteration of GW’s campus blueprint.
Monthly Capital Bikeshare ridership tanks nearly 50 percent in 2019
The average number of single rides on Capital Bikeshare bicycles dropped by about 50 percent last year, WTOP reported last week.
SA president issues order urging community to rally to keep the hippo
SA President SJ Matthews issued an executive order Wednesday urging officials to keep the hippo as an unofficial mascot.
Andrés focuses on ethical food consumption in second class
Celebrity chef and philanthropist José Andrés said he drew from his experience as a chef and humanitarian to revamp his course covering food and sustainability, offered for the second time last semester.