November 14, 2011

The University did the right thing by refunding the course’s cost to students and allowing them to get the credits because of its practical component.

The SEH provides an unprecedented opportunity for science and engineering faculty to work in a world-class facility.

Alpha Epsilon Phi is under investigation for allegations of hazing and underage drinking, a University administrator confirmed last week. The Office of Student Rights and Responsibilities received several tips, Assistant Dean of Students Tara Pereira said, that alleged the sorority engaged in hazing, facilitated underage alcohol consumption and distributed alcohol to minors. “We are investigating […]

Monday The Gender Asset and Wealth Gap Economic and development expert Caren Grown will present economic findings from Ghana, Ecuador and India on various assets. The event, hosted by the Global Gender Initiative, will also discuss the future of gender asset gaps. 1957 E Street – 5:30 p.m. Tuesday Foreign language café Students can practice […]

A national organization of veterans commended the GW Vets with an award of excellence Friday for the campus support system that integrates student veterans into university life. National President of VietNOW Rich Sanders said the strong network of the University’s veterans will always be there “to pull each another along when you need it.” “You […]

Developers for the Watergate Hotel are planning a posh makeover for the aging structure, including redesigning its ballroom and expanding the restaurant. The hotel portion of the District landmark has passed through the hands of multiple management companies since it closed in 2007. Euro Capital Properties Inc. bought the space for $45 million in May […]

One of the trickiest parts of any relationship, and the thing that tends to mess them up, are expectations. He expects you to not care when his ex is in town. She expects you to remember and celebrate monthly anniversaries. We fight these expectations and sometimes break up over them. On paper, these are dumb […]

The University suspended new non-degree enrollment this semester to make room for more full-time students as it nears a city-imposed population cap. The number of non-degree students has hovered near 600 since 2007, a figure that dropped to 423 this fall, according to data from the Office of Institutional Research and Planning. “It goes without […]

Fees levied against students are a regressive form of taxation that can be charged whenever the University deems it “necessary or desirable.”