'Special' Metro train for protesters prompts backlash
Members of the D.C. Council and Metro’s largest union are criticizing the Metro for providing white nationalist protesters a private train Sunday.
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Student groups urge GW to keep 'Unite the Right' protesters off campus
Eleven student groups called on officials to “take the necessary steps” to keep white nationalist protesters off campus.
Students use 'Unite the Right' rally to fundraise for anti-hate group
Two students launched an online fundraiser to raise money for an anti-hate group ahead of a white nationalist rally in D.C. Sunday.
College Republicans, Democrats condemn 'Unite the Right' rally
Both the College Republicans and College Democrats released statements Wednesday condemning Sunday’s “Unite the Right” rally.
Metro won't provide separate trains for white nationalist protesters
Metro officials are no longer contemplating providing separate trains to groups attending a white nationalist rally on Sunday.
Foreign service fraternity members accuse national leader of sexism
Amid allegations of sexism, several current and former members of GW’s Delta Phi Epsilon sorority are condemning one of the organization’s national leaders.
White House taps alumnus to lead U.S. Census Bureau
The White House announced Wednesday that President Donald Trump will nominate an alumnus to lead the U.S. Census Bureau.
Officials roll out virtual programs for federal work study recipients
Officials earlier this month debuted a series of webinars and a virtual job fair for federal work study recipients.
Officials debut two new offices as part of student affairs overhaul
Officials announced the creation of two offices Wednesday as part of the new Office of Enrollment and the Student Experience.
Former trustee remembered for contributions to medicine, arts
Luther Brady, a triple alumnus and trustee emeritus, died Friday at the age of 92 and will be remembered for his contributions toward medicine and the arts.