March 10, 2011

Disorderly Conduct 3/03/11 – 7:45 p.m. Location: Thurston Hall Case closed University Police Department officers responded to a report of water being thrown from a window. No suspects or witnesses 3/05/11 – 1:28 a.m. Location: Munson Hall Case closed UPD officers observed an energy drink can being thrown from an upper-story window. Officers could not […]

The University will move the Vern Express stop at the corner of 23rd and H streets this summer in anticipation of the Science and Engineering Complex construction. The stop at 23rd and H streets will be moved to G Street, between the Smith Center and Funger Hall, Alicia O’Neil Knight, senior associate vice president of […]

A senior was charged in D.C. Superior Court with assault with significant bodily injury Monday, after the student allegedly beat up another student in Ivory Tower, according to police and court documents. Metropolitan Police Department officers arrested senior Ross Richardson early Sunday morning in Ivory Tower, after he kicked and punched a fellow senior while […]

It wasn’t supposed to end this way. At the end of Tuesday’s game, the Colonials stood in their customary circle as GW’s alma mater played. Senior forward Jabari Edwards tucked his head inside his jersey, shielding his face from sight. Senior center Joseph Katuka bowed his head, gazing at the court as junior forward Aaron […]

Thursday SA election results Watch the Student Association election results unfold live. Polls close at 9 p.m. Marvin Center, Continental Ballroom – 9 p.m. District’s Funniest College Competition Student comedians compete for the title of funniest college student in D.C. Marvin Center, Betts Theatre – 8 to 10 p.m. Saturday Race for Justice 5K Run […]

Dreary skies did not damper the first day of Student Association elections, as candidates and supporters took to H Street Wednesday in a final push for votes. Wearing colorful campaign T-shirts and handing out palm cards, candidates mingled with one another and talked with passing students about their platforms. Cory Grever, running for an undergraduate-at […]

Sexuality and love are common themes on campus – at least in GW’s longest-running student art and literary magazine, Wooden Teeth. “If you read the past issues, you will see that there is a style that GW students consistently lean towards,” editor in chief Aaron Friedman said. After a class activity inspired him, Friedman studied […]

Twenty-four people moved on to the second round of the National Ideas Competition for the Washington Monument Grounds, a design competition sponsored in part by GW. A steering panel including GW faculty organized the event and a jury of nine experts chose the semifinalists after reviewing more than 500 applications. The competition – which began […]