Pi Kappa Alpha quiet on details of campus suspension
Greek life experts said fraternities typically relinquish their charters when the chapter is facing disciplinary action for violating student safety.
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Pi Kappa Alpha national boots GW chapter
The national organization of Pi Kappa Alpha suspended its GW chapter, according to an email from fraternity leaders and officials.
Senior Greek life official steps down
Ethan Stubbs, the assistant director of fraternity and sorority life, left GW after serving several positions since March 2015.
Student Court asks SA to respond to complaint alleging bylaw violation
The Student Court ordered the Student Association to respond to a complaint from an SA senator alleging the body violated its legislative process.
Half of student body took advantage of printing credit last fall
About 14,800 students used some or all of their printing credit last semester after students received GWorld funds to be used at on-campus kiosks, officials said.
SA Senate passes no legislation
SA senators converted some seats to at-large positions and discussed disbanding a committee launched in September to fund campus improvement projects.
Student group demands fossil fuel divestment in published letter
Members of Sunrise GW published a letter urging GW to divest from fossil fuels and reconsider its relationship with a research center.
Rice University chief of police to head GWPD
James Tate will head the GW Police Department beginning Jan. 21. He will be the fifth person to oversee the department since early 2018.
Decade in review: Biggest events of the 2010s
A lot can happen in 10 years. Take a look back at the top news over the last decade to learn about how GW has changed since 2010.
Officials unveil new safety alert system
Officials are rolling out a new safety and security communication alert system in preparation for winter weather.