Men’s tennis alumni memorialize, bid farewell to the program
Former men’s tennis players said they learned leadership and discipline in their time with the program, along with lifelong friends they still cherish.
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Pandemic drove applicants' increased interest in public health: experts
Experts said the 20 percent increase in applicants interested in public health is likely due to growing interest in epidemiology during the pandemic.
Women’s basketball notches fourth consecutive win
GW matched its season-high of nine triples, five of which came from the hands of Nikitinaite.
Faculty salaries hit record high relative to peers
Officials said the University’s rankings for faculty salaries have been improving over the past several years compared to GW’s peer schools.
Women’s basketball kicks off five-game homestand with thrashing of Duquesne
For the first time this season, GW sunk nine triples, firing at a season-high .563 clip after returning from a five-day quarantine.
Women’s basketball back in action after positive COVID-19 test
Women’s basketball resumed team activities five days after announcing that a member of the team’s traveling party tested positive for COVID-19.
Regulatory Studies Center research professor dies at 58
Jerry Ellig, a research professor at the Regulatory Studies Center, died Jan. 20 of heart complications. He was 58.
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.
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.