Journalists discuss conservative media at SMPA panel
A panel of journalists spoke about their concerns about the conservative media at the Jack Morton Auditorium Thursday.
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Irish ambassador discusses Ireland's relationship with UK post-Brexit
The Irish ambassador to the United States spoke Thursday about the relationship between Ireland and the United Kingdom post-Brexit.
Academic advising officials expand note sharing system
Most academic advising offices will subscribe to a new online tool this fall allowing them to store advising notes and communicate more easily with students.
GW sponsors technology conference to boost science reputation
The University will sponsor a technology conference this April in the hopes that the event will make GW more visible in the science field.
Interview with LeBlanc kicks off business school discussion series
The dean of the School of Business interviewed University President Thomas LeBlanc about leadership and the importance of alumni at an event Monday.
January marked by three back-to-back administrative departures
For the second year in a row, three senior administrators have announced their departures in one month.
Students, faculty discuss criticism of Women's March
After allegations of anti-Semitism among Women’s March organizers and criticisms about the march’s intersectionality, some students decided to sit out this year’s march.
Students gather in Kogan Plaza to honor Pittsburgh shooting victims
More than 150 people gathered in Kogan Plaza at noon Monday for a vigil honoring the victims of a shooting at a Pittsburgh synagogue Saturday.
Hindu Students Association hosts Disco Diwali
The Hindu Students Association hosted a celebration of Diwali, a Hindu festival of lights, Saturday.
Sick children cope with illness through alumna's art therapy program
An alumna’s art therapy program, Tracy’s Kids, provides local children with art supplies to cope with their illnesses and extended hospitalizations.