Rising tuition costs push students to pursue three-year track
Students said they’re graduating in three years to avoid the cost of an extra year and head into a career as soon as their requirements are satisfied.
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Law professor assumes presidency for international law society
A law school professor is now leading the American Society of International Law as of earlier this month.
Student engineers build off-road vehicle from scratch for competition
A group of 15 students from the School of Engineering and Applied Science has worked since August to craft an off-road vehicle for an international competition.
Elliott School creates mandatory first-year course on leadership
All incoming international affairs students will be required to take a course on leadership and career skills in their first year at GW starting this fall.
Textbook depictions can drive women away from economics, faculty say
In leading economics textbooks, 77 percent of real and imagined people mentioned were male, according to a new study.
Pre-law advisers use social media, expanded office hours to boost student outreach
Students and academic advisers said the new updates give students more ways to explore whether a legal career is the right fit.
Female leaders gather to share their stories at Together Live event
The conference featured acclaimed storytellers like bestselling authors Glennon Doyle and Luvvie Ajayi and two-time Olympic gold medalist Abby Wambach.
Physics department awaits upgraded classrooms, laser lab in renovated Corcoran Hall
Corcoran Hall’s renovations are wrapping up as the physics department prepares for a move back into their now updated space.