D.C. Council bill would give ANCs more input in city planning
A bill introduced to the D.C. Council last week would require local governing groups to make recommendations about the District’s Comprehensive Plan.
Former interim CCAS dean, biology department chair to retire
After her nearly four-decade tenure in the biology department, Diana Lipscomb said she plans to retire at the end of the semester.
Crime log: Student hit by car on H Street crosswalk
A female student was struck by a car on H Street last week. She sustained foot injuries but refused to be transported to GW Hospital.
Shaming students for asking questions harms the classroom experience
Students should be willing to educate people who want to learn more about an issue, not tear them down.
Updated RA contract aligns with nine peer schools
Officials overhauled the resident adviser agreement late last month, aligning the University’s program with at least nine of its 12 peer institutions.
Students should denounce Chick-fil-A for its ties to anti-LGBTQ groups
Students who disapprove of Chick-fil-A’s bigoted values should stand up and boycott the restaurant on campus.
Changes to RA position undervalue students
RAs play a vital role, especially for first-year and transfer students, but GW is failing to acknowledge that it treats them as if their job isn’t important.
'Getting to the Bottom of It': Recapping SA runoff elections
On this week’s episode, our news team recaps the results of last week’s runoff elections for SA president and shares the legacy of a retiring biology professor.
Baked and Wired team goes beyond desserts at new venture
La Betty will have you feeling like you’re back in your family’s kitchen with its European-inspired comfort food.
Student embellishes denim clothing with college colors, logos
Freshman Andrea Kang makes college-themed denim through her clothing company Jeanne Bleu, which means jean blue in French.