Candidates rush to hang posters on first day of SA campaign season
Candidates for Student Association positions and their supporters dashed out of Kogan Plaza Monday morning for a yearly postering event.
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Officials continue to push science agenda as STEM majors soar
The percentage of undergraduates majoring in STEM fields hit about 19 percent this year, but officials said GW should aspire to 30 or more.
GW to open late Monday after inclement weather
GW’s classes and activities will start later than scheduled Monday morning, according to a campus advisory at 11:03 p.m.
GW to open late Wednesday after rain, snow
GW will not open until 9:30 a.m. Wednesday after inclement weather shuttered the University early a day before.
2000 Penn vendors question how renovations will impact business
A real estate company has laid out initial plans to revamp The Shops at 2000 Penn, but vendors said they are unsure how the renovations will affect sales.
Somers Hall evacuated after pipe bursts in forensics lab
Somers Hall was evacuated for about an hour Tuesday afternoon after a sprinkler pipe burst in one of the forensics labs.
Alumnus tapped as Second District commander
Duncan Bedlion, a double alumnus, was promoted to serve as commander of the Second District earlier this month.
Engineering professor, 'true scholar' dies at 85
Edward Della Torre, who served as an engineering professor for almost four decades, died last month. He was 85.
District House entrance temporarily closed for door repair
The I Street entrance of District House was temporarily closed for an “emergency repair” Friday morning, officials said.
D.C. traffic deaths increase for third year
There were 36 total traffic deaths in D.C. last year, up from 26 three years before, Metropolitan Police Department spokeswoman Alaina Gertz said .