Officials install filtered water stations in Vern residence halls
The University installed four water filters earlier this month in each of the Mount Vernon Campus hillside residence halls.
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Closure of MacArthur Boulevard Safeway sparks food access concerns
Safeway on MacArthur Boulevard – a roughly 10-minute walk from the Mount Vernon Campus – is expected to close May 4, store managers said.
Kappa Alpha Theta to move into Strong Hall this fall
Kappa Alpha Theta will move into the second floor of Strong Hall this fall, a residence hall currently shared by Chi Omega and Pi Beta Phi.
Vern residents say they are left out of student organization events
Vern residents said they want to become more involved in campus life but are sometimes left out of meetings or events held on the Foggy Bottom Campus.
IFC hosts new risk management roundtables
The IFC is holding an informal forum every other week where designated members in each chapter will meet to discuss risk management.
GW exceeds peer institutions in number of student organizations
The University has more than 500 student organizations – about 100 more, on average, than 10 of its peer institutions.
Resident advisers form new group to connect black students on the Vern
Resident advisers said the new group will help an underrepresented population find community on an already isolated campus.
Year after Snapchat: How GW has changed since racist post
Black students said a racist Snapchat post offered them a platform to unmask racism on campus and demand that officials implement inclusivity measures.
College Democrats hold off on endorsing candidates in crowded Democratic primary
College Democrats will not support any presidential candidate until there is an official nominee at the Democratic National Convention next July.
With National Mall ruled out, sororities host bid day on campus
Sorority members held bid day on campus for the second year in a row after poor lighting and safety concerns prevented them from using the National Mall.