GW completes transformation to swipe-based dining system
The now-completed dining overhaul is the product of years of students advocacy for officials to respond to food insecurity on campus.
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Getting to the Bottom of It: Inside the District’s crime prevention agenda for 2023
On this episode of Getting to the Bottom of It, Hosts Sejal Govindarao and Max Porter dive into city leaders’ agenda to combat crime and gun violence in D.C. Ward 2 D.C. Council member Brooke Pinto joins the show to discuss her work to reform the District’s criminal code. This podcast was hosted by Sejal […]
GWPD to hire two student outreach liaisons
The GW Police Department is hiring two student outreach liaisons to help connect the department with students.
Students unable to vote after ballot delivery delays
More than two dozen students reported receiving their ballots too late or never at all, rendering them unable to vote.
Students win $3,500 grand prize for case challenge contest
A team of students won a contest last month that challenged participants to formulate a strategy to prevent intimate partner violence among D.C adolescents.
Milken analysis finds school excelled in pandemic response
The study applauded the school’s financial aid increase, COVID testing laboratory and GW Health volunteer task force during the pandemic.
CNN journalists discuss upcoming midterm elections
The event focused on the influence of Hispanic voters on close races and the effects of abortion rights debates as midterm elections approach.
Study finds water filter access decreases sugary drink consumption
The study shows greater access to clean water can decrease the consumption of sugary drinks, which is more common among racial minorities.