SEAS to launch two online computer science programs this fall
SEAS will launch two online computer science programs this fall – the Gateway to Computer Science Certificate and the master’s in applied computer science.
Nicholas Pasion
Sustainable residence hall essentials
With housing applications about to be released for the fall, now is the time to invest in sustainable residence hall essentials that will make your space greener.
SA Senate calls for more support for Asian American community
The senate passed a resolution condemning anti-Asian racism and urging officials to support the Asian Pacific Islander Desi community at a meeting Monday.
Multicultural leaders add socials, discussions to build community
Without in-person events, student leaders said they’ve upped virtual programming to prevent feelings of isolation among members.
GW calls on Congress to double maximum Pell Grant award
GW signed onto a letter to Congress on Thursday with about 1,200 other organizations, calling on lawmakers to double the maximum grant amount.
SBA Senate ratifies 2021 election results
The Student Bar Association Senate ratified the group’s spring election results after a runoff election for the SBA’s top spot at a meeting Tuesday.
International student enrollment likely to stay low: experts
Undergraduate international student enrollment this academic year fell slightly below its peer institutions and the national average.
Alumnus to donate $2 million for law school need-based scholarships
The fund will provide aid to Native American students or those in the Black Law Students Association interested in studying intellectual property law.
Student vlogger series connects students to campus life
The “Connect to Campus” student video blogger series launched last semester follows three students’ daily lives attending GW during the pandemic.
GW marks 200 years, begins monthslong celebration
The kickoff “Charter Day” ceremony will take place Tuesday at 4 p.m., featuring prominent alumni and two past University presidents.