March 8, 2012

Junior Stephanie Stoicovy’s taste for gymnastics overcomes any nerves she has – even last year when she suffered a shoulder tear that required surgery.

Members of the Greek community are fighting back against a University decision to relocate Greek life staff to the fifth floor of the Marvin Center.

The number of students selecting to live on the Mount Vernon Campus next fall climbed by more than 40 percent, a trend the University sees as a reflection of efforts to promote the campus as a destination for students. Fifty students ranked the Vern as their top choice during this spring’s housing application, up from […]

Thursday International Women’s Day 2012 Join the Elliott School of International Affairs’ Global Gender Program for an event examining female empowerment in the Middle East. 1957 E St., City View Room – 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Rethinking photography today Learn about the evolution of photography over the last 15 years in a roundtable discussion […]

Student mobility between universities is higher than ever, according to a study by the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center.

The percentage of 2010 graduates who would choose to attend GW if they had to make the decision again rose to 67 percent–the highest it’s been in five years.

Sometimes words are needed to fully appreciate the hidden subtleties in art. This was the concept behind “A Person and a Story,” a show which opened Feb. 29 at the Studio Gallery.

Upcoming venues in and around D.C. including Stephen Kellogg & The Sixers, Of Monsters and Men and Sleigh Bells.

Disorderly Conduct/Liquor Law Violation 3/1/12 – 12:41 a.m. Location: Potomac House Case closed A house staff member reported to the University Police Department that an intoxicated male student was causing a disturbance by blasting a megaphone. The student was uncooperative with officers. He was assessed on the scene and released. Referred for disciplinary action Theft/Credit […]

The University’s admissions office is normally calm, but as the acceptance deadline nears, it is bustling with activity. More than 30 admissions officers have read about 21,600 undergraduate applications over the past two and a half months, shaping the Class of 2016 until letters of acceptance go out at the end of this month. Their […]