Women’s basketball comes home empty-handed after loss to Saint Joseph’s
Saint Joseph’s outscored GW 29–8 in the second frame after four different players combined to shoot 77.8 percent from beyond the arc.
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Honors program working to update curricula, admissions policies
Students in the program said the report is a right step to increase diversity, but they are still waiting to be updated on many of their suggestions.
Women’s basketball stomps George Mason for first A-10 win
The 67–47 win marks the team’s first Atlantic 10 victory and first win on the road, while also snapping a four-game losing skid.
Global Bachelor's Program has increased cultural awareness: officials
Officials said the program has allowed students to build cultural awareness by encouraging them to travel to “less traditional” study abroad locations.
Women’s basketball drops game to Dayton
Against Dayton, GW turned the ball over just eight times and recorded 14 assists for a 1.75 assist to turnover ratio.
Women’s basketball falls to Fordham for second A-10 loss
After averaging 20 turnovers in the last four games, the squad turned the ball over just 11 times in its bout with Fordham.
Women’s basketball caps nonconference slate with comeback win over Delaware
Delaware was stifled by GW’s defense, firing at a .338 clip – its lowest percentage of the season.
Women’s squad leans on experienced players for consistency
The squad will lean on ball handlers in graduate student guards Jasmine Whitney and Sydney Zambrotta and junior guard Maddie Loder.
Women’s basketball fills gaps in point guard position, post rotation
Rizzotti said two upperclassmen and a couple of freshmen could bolster the squad’s post play this season.
Faculty altered due dates, discussed results in class after election
Faculty said their students were tired after staying up late on Election Day to hear the results and extended due dates for assignments as a result.