Business school pilots online 'happy hours'
The School of Business piloted its first virtual “happy hour” Sunday in efforts to engage alumni and online students.
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Geography professor dies after seven-month battle against leukemia
Joe Dymond, an assistant professor of geography, died last week after a seven-month battle against acute myeloid leukemia. He was 53.
Longtime theatre professor to retire after more than four decades
Leslie Jacobson, a longtime professor of theater, plans to retire at the end of this semester after more than 40 years at GW.
Author defines 'antiracism' at annual Martin Luther King Jr. lecture
An American University professor defined “antiracism” and discussed Martin Luther King Jr.’s life and legacy during an event at Ross Hall Wednesday.
College of Professional Studies enrolls largest undergraduate class
The College of Professional Studies enrolled 233 students in its undergraduate programs in 2018 – the highest number in nearly a decade.
LeBlanc, GW honor military students at Veterans Day ceremony
About 40 people gathered in the Marvin Center Great Hall Friday for GW’s 10th annual wreath-laying ceremony to commemorate Veterans Day.
Faculty support prohibiting unauthorized recordings in classrooms
In more than 20 interviews, faculty members said prohibiting unauthorized student recordings in the classroom boosts trust and open communication.