GW’s all-male sexual assault awareness group disbands
The University’s only group of men focused on ending sexual violence disbanded this year after its founders graduated, revealing challenges to engaging male students in such advocacy circles.
Zunara Naeem
Where does GW outspend competitors? Not in academics or research, but student services
GW’s overall spending on student life has increased about 40 percent since 2006.
Faculty to bring story of 16-year-old Pakistani activist Malala into classrooms
Professors will be able to use parts of the curriculum in history, geography, religion and women’s studies classes that they already teach. It will include video clips – possibly of interviews with Yousafzai herself – that explain key political or cultural issues related to her education advocacy and her life in Pakistan.