Men's cross country sets program record in A-10 Championship
Personal-best performances paced both men’s and women’s cross country teams to strong finishes in the Atlantic 10 Championship Saturday.
October 30, 2017
Volume 114, Issue 13
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GW dropout to add dog daycare to famed District dog-walking business
Danny Kampf, who attended GW but dropped out in 2005, is now expanding his dog-walking business to include dog boarding.
Students who work face difficult balancing act
Student workers said exhaustion and lowered grades are side effects of a financially necessary part of their lives.
UPD alcohol policies lead to unnecessary emergency room trips, students say
Students said open-ended University guidelines allow UPD officers to usurp emergency medical crews and send individuals to the hospital.
New history course to allow students to probe GW's ties to slavery, segregation
Faculty are including students in the effort to examine GW’s history with slavery and segregation in a new course dedicated to researching the subject.
New member sessions this fall to prepare freshmen for Greek life commitment
Greek councils are holding 19 “new member days” over the course of the fall semester, designed to teach potential new members about the community.
Fall tournaments help keep men's tennis in form
The Colonials will compete in a total of three tournaments in the fall. Players said the offseason events help them continue to improve.
Student alleges sex discrimination, retaliation in complaint that sparked Title IX probe
A Title IX complaint calls for staff changes in the student disciplinary office and more clarity on policies governing how to report a sexual violence incident.
'Getting to the Bottom of It': Investigating GW's Title IX complaints
This week on “Getting to the Bottom of It,” hear about a new history course on the University’s previous ties with slavery.
Faculty use social media to generate online hype for research projects
At a time when GW is striving to expand its research reputation across the globe, faculty said publicizing projects on social media is crucial.