Provost creates task force to analyze enrollment changes
Provost Brian Blake said he formed the group – unofficially called the “Future Enrollment Task Force” – on Dec. 18 to evaluate enrollment scenarios.
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Knapp's pay in final year as president twelfth-highest among college officials
Knapp earned about $1.95 million in 2017, placing him at his highest spot in the annual rankings since at least 2013.
Jack Evans resigns from D.C. Council
The move comes about a month after Evans’ colleagues unanimously recommended his removal from the council and scheduled a final expulsion vote this month.
D.C. officials to fine drivers for blocking bike lanes
The D.C. Department of Public Works will mail drivers tickets with a $65 fine for the violation, ABC7 reported.
New app to allow users to report traffic violations to D.C. officials
The app, called OurStreets, will launch next month and allow users to report traffic violations to the District’s Department of For-Hire Vehicles.
Officials plan to enroll 2,250 students in Class of 2024, bucking upward trend
LeBlanc said officials hope to enroll 2,250 regular students in the fall and grow the proportion of STEM majors to 26 percent of the student body.
California representative admitted to GW Hospital for chest pain
Lieu underwent a stent surgery after doctors found a partially blocked artery and is in “good spirits.”
Officials announce details, timeline for campus strategic plan
The Strategic Campus and Facilities Master Plan, which will be approved in June, will establish “guiding principles” for GW’s physical spaces.
Enrollment cut will drop diversity and revenue, models show
The models show a clear trade-off between diversity, revenue and the academic profile of incoming classes, documents obtained by The Hatchet reveal.
Independent alumni association donates $500,000 before dissolving
Independent Alumni Association of GW President Martin Baum said the funding will help the group “leave a legacy” after the group dissolves.