Students protest SRR hearing on alleged poster damage
SRR conducted hearing Friday on disciplinary misconduct charges against SJP for allegedly damaging benches at the GW Hillel building in October.
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GW named top producer of Pell Grant study abroad scholarships
The Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship program recognized GW as a top producer of international Gilman Scholars in a release last month.
Students for Justice in Palestine facing discipline charge: release
Palestine Legal said officials launched an investigation into SJP following the October protest denouncing a former IDF intelligence officer speaker.
SBA Senate simplifies legislative processes
The SBA Senate unanimously approved a bill internally clarifying and simplifying the rules regulating the process of submitting legislation to the senate.
Metro to perform maintenance, increasing wait times this weekend
Metro officials announced the Silver, Orange and Blue lines will run every 24 minutes from Dec. 3 to Dec. 4, up from the normal service of every 15 minutes.
Demonstrators gather to remember Xinjiang fire victims
Attendees joined in denouncing the Chinese Communist Party and leader Xi Jinping Monday while also engaging in a moment of silence for the lives lost in the fire.
SA Senate establishes student justice commission
The SA Senate unanimously passed an act Monday that aims to improve accountability, efficiency and transparency for University offices and departments.
SA senator, chair of finance committee resigns
Student Association Sen. Ian Ching, ESIA-U, resigned from the SA Monday night after alleged bias and misconduct in the SA Senate’s finance committee.
Crime log: Unknown male subject punches student in the face
The student also reported that the non-GW affiliated male subject threw unknown objects at him as he was walking down F Street.
Sunrise GW stages 12-hour sit-in within RSC office
Nine protesters occupied a suite of the RSC from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Monday demanding officials to cut ties with the fossil fuel industry.