September 13, 2012

A District organization with ties to GW helped launch a smartphone application this week that allows victims to report sexual assault and seek help in the city or on campus. Through the app, which went live Sept. 10, victims can dial the police, locate the nearest medical center with rape kits, call support hotlines or […]

As the leader of the University’s largest college nears the end of a deanship that added full-time faculty and research funding, she will work against a groundswell of faculty disapproval that multiple professors and department heads say could stall progress for the school. A half-dozen current or former department chairs in the Columbian College of […]

More student records have been expunged over the last four years, as the University’s judicial policies have shifted to emphasize education over consequences. The Office of Student Rights and Responsibilities wiped about 79 percent of students’ requests to have their judicial records wiped from 2011-2012 – 6 percent more than the last academic year. Over […]

Top administrators are charting ways to shift off-campus researchers back into GW-owned buildings this fall to pull more grant money back into the University. The government only covers 26 percent of indirect costs – like administrative and building expenses – associated with research conducted in leased spaces, like 2020 K Street and the Watergate complex, […]

We shouldn’t use our lack of a football team as an excuse to avoid addressing the lacking sense of spirit.

Helanius Wilkins will challenge his audiences to embrace the darkest moments of their pasts during his one-man show.

The start of the semester was the first time I had been back at GW in over eight months.

A student talks about fair wages and treatment for all workers on campus

Hosting Colonial Invasion – virtually the largest campus pep rally – away from its home is a poor decision.