Graduate business students increasingly opt for marketing internships
Half of students pursuing a Global MBA who accepted an internship this year worked in the marketing or sales disciplines.
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Former White House speechwriter talks immigration at GW YAF event
A former White House speechwriter spoke to roughly 40 students about immigration policy in the Marvin Center Wednesday.
Increasing number of faculty support Colonials name change
In interviews with 21 faculty, 17 supported a nickname change – saying the move would make GW more inclusive – while four opposed a switch.
Workers to receive more paid time off, use new tracking system
The University will implement a slew of new time-off policies, including a new centralized management system, at the start of fiscal year 2020.
How the Student Association could be abolished
If elected, freshman Justin Diamond would need the approval of the Student Association Senate, the student body and the Board of Trustees to eradicate the SA.
Free DC Circulator rides increase accessibility, local politicians say
Local politicians said free rides on DC Circulator buses will help students and residents find accessible transportation in Ward 2.
Students, officials gather to reflect on New Zealand mosque attacks
About 50 people gathered in Kogan Plaza Monday to grieve and heal following a mass shooting at two New Zealand mosques last week.
End of HIV epidemic hinges on access to health care: Milken research
A team of public health school researchers found that community health centers must receive more resources to help end the HIV epidemic by 2029.
ANC supports traffic signal at H and 19th streets NW
The Foggy Bottom and West End Advisory Neighborhood Commission passed a resolution aiming to combat a local traffic issue Tuesday night.
Outside consultant to head community review of LeBlanc
A third-party consultant will lead a community review of University President Thomas LeBlanc this spring.