Salmoncain Smith-Shomade

GW’s National Pan-Hellenic Council launched a month of programming in April to celebrate the unity of their organizations and expand outreach to students.

Students have hosted events on the fifth floor of the University Student Center after the closure of the Multicultural Student Services Center’s G Street townhouse.

GW chartered an interdisciplinary, collaborative research institute working to address racial and ethnic inequality last week.

Students in the GW African Development Initiative said they led the effort for the Elliott School to launch Africa in the Global Economy.

The Transformer20 exhibition, which is on display from Nov. 11 to Dec. 10 in the Corcoran Flagg Building’s atrium, features more than 100 works of art.

The increased pay and benefits come after 18 months of negotiations between union leaders and officials.