Trustees approves updates to student code of conduct
The Board of Trustees voted Friday to approve updates to several sections of the student code of conduct, including language, definitions and guidelines.
2018-19 year in review: Teams clinch titles, some falter in A-10 play
Four athletic programs notched championships this season while others struggled to reach the high bar set by last season’s squads.
Faculty push for increased funding for libraries
A report revealed that several libraries on campus have lost more than 90 percent of their revenue from the voluntary student library gift.
Activities around the District to keep you busy all summer long
If you’re staying in D.C. over the summer, use your free time to explore a new hobby or interest with these local classes.
Medical school to co-host kidney care conference
International and domestic kidney care experts will gather in Jack Morton Auditorium from May 21 to 23 to discuss recent innovations in kidney care.
Petty proved she is accessible, and students should take advantage
Students need to recognize that Petty’s track record in her first year has not left them in the dark, and they should utilize her in her second year.
'Getting to the Bottom of It' Throwing caps off for the Class of 2019
On this week’s episode, assistant news editor Lia DeGroot recounts the Class of 2019’s graduation ceremony on the National Mall.
GW joins cohort focused on improving first-generation experience
GW will participate in First Forward, a program that connects universities to discuss how to further the success of first-generation students.
The six searches for heads of several schools, explained
Six searches for permanent leaders of several of GW’s schools or colleges are in different stages of the process of selecting a new head.
Corcoran to document controversial exhibit closure
Years later, the exhibit’s cancellation has sparked a discussion about artistic freedom and censorship.