Senior brings campaign to cut plastic water bottle use to campus
A senior is localizing a national campaign to promote the use of tap water and encourage sustainable practices on campus.
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Officials investigating cause of slow logins on classroom computers
Officials said professors have reported slow login times to classroom computers and issues with GW’s library catalog interface over the past two weeks.
SA leaders issue survey assessing clicker costs, prevalence
SA leaders released a survey Thursday asking students 11 questions about where they buy clickers and how much the tools cost.
FoBoGro owner proposes third-floor cafe
Cathy Martens, who bought FoBoGro last month, proposed a plan to the University last week to redesign the third floor of the store as a cafe.
International enrollment drops for first time in nearly a decade
About 200 fewer international students are attending GW this fall than they did last year, the first decline since at least 2009.
GW Hospital leads regional hospitals in robotic surgeries
The GW Hospital has performed 3,000 robotic surgeries – the most in the region – which doctors say is indicative of the hospital’s high surgical quality.
Emergency health program to teach locals how to respond to shootings
An in-person training will inform civilians, law enforcement and medical responders how to safely respond in an active-shooter situation.
Development office staffer dies suddenly at 37
Natalie Larmon, who served as a senior prospect analyst in the development office for more than two years, died unexpectedly on Oct. 31. She was 37.
GW Hillel launches program to involve young alumni in engaging students
GW Hillel launched a new initiative last week encouraging recent alumni to sponsor coffee dates between staff members and students.
Students demand apology after GWPD allegedly disrupts class
Students are asking the University to apologize after GWPD officers allegedly escorted their professor out of class after a scheduling conflict last week.