Textile Museum hires contemporary art curator
After a nearly year-long vacancy, The Textile Museum has a new curator of contemporary art.
Rachel Armany
Weekend Outlook – Kick off September at a Kennedy Center festival
Enjoy a picnic in the park on Friday in Farragut Square, then learn something new at the opening of the Kennedy Center’s REACH Festival on Saturday.
Student operates political action committee from campus
Panfil founded Friends of Intelligent Democracy, making him the youngest person to own and operate a PAC.
Read up on the top headlines of summer
Take a look at some of the biggest stories from the summer before beginning the academic year.
How to make your GWorld go the distance in your first months
From managing your money to staying full when GWorld is running low, here’s everything you need to know to spend wisely in your first semester.
Senior helps students find affordable travel costs with new website
The website sifts through airline and hotel companies’ prices to find the cheapest flights and hotels for college students.
Bucket list activities to check off your list before you graduate
If you’re not staying for the summer, you have a week left before graduation to check these D.C. activities off your bucket list.
GW should better accommodate employees who work on snow days
The University and students should be more accommodating to on-campus staff when they require them to work during what is defined as an “emergency.”
Gelman study spaces must be altered to better fit student need
With some realistic renovations and relocation of items, Gelman Library can be more efficiently designed to cater to different students’ needs.
GW must offer more writing-based art classes
If GW offered more GPAC courses that center around the different areas of writing for the arts, students can explore the world of art more effectively.