Veteran services program awarded for service
GW’s signature veterans’ services program received the “Vetty” award, the first of its kind from Mission Complete in an event Wednesday night.
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Koch Foundation gave $62,000 to GW for business school and regulatory studies
GW has continued to receive donations from one of the most controversial billionaires in the political sphere, a new report found.
GW study finds abnormal sperm traced to pesiticide exposure in teenagers
Teenage males who consume certain pesticides might have defective sperm, according to a Milken Institute School of Public Health study.
GW’s net investment earnings down nearly 100 percent
The amount GW gained in investments last fiscal year is about $137 million less than in the previous fiscal year, according to newly released financial documents.
Engineering and medical schools launch new biomedical engineering degree
In a joint effort with the medical and engineering schools, the University will begin to offer a master’s degree in regulatory biomedical engineering starting next calendar year, according to a Monday release.
After phone booths disappear, alumni call for their return
The 1998 Student Association president wants to mobilize with his graduating class after officials removed the telephone booth the Class of 1998 donated to the University.
With end-of-year deadline looming, half of GW’s financial goals remain incomplete
With just months left in GW’s five-year plan to strengthen its finances, the University still has to complete more than half of its planned projects before the end of the calendar year.
Alumni Association creates fund for unpaid internships
About 70 of GW’s most involved alumni will help pay students to work unpaid internships, the Alumni Association president announced Friday.
Joe Biden and Walter Mondale to speak on campus next week
Vice President Joe Biden and former President Jimmy Carter will visit GW on Tuesday, according to a University release.
Report: 95 percent of employees’ family members eligible for benefits
Ninety-five percent of University employees’ spouses, partners and children are eligible for healthcare benefits through GW.