Taiwan's digital minister talks transparency
Taiwan’s first digital minister discussed her use of technology to increase government transparency and public participation at an event Tuesday.
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Smithsonian museum director talks Indian history
The director of the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian discussed his career and myths about Native Americans at a lecture Thursday.
SA hosts pizza dinners to connect with student organizations
SA leaders are holding three pizza dinners in the Marvin Center to answer questions and discuss how the SA functions.
Crime log: GWPD finds shattered window in Academic Center
A student reported that a window was shattered on the first floor of the Academic Center. There was no indication of what caused the damage.
LeBlanc to travel abroad for first time in office
University President Thomas LeBlanc will travel to London in late May to meet with alumni and prospective students in his first trip abroad while in office.
GW Libraries remove daily fines on most overdue books
Last week, officials removed overdue fines for most GW Libraries books in circulation that are fewer than 40 days overdue.
Research Days participation jumps more than 30 percent
This spring, 625 undergraduate, graduate and postdoctoral students presented their projects at Research Days, compared to 450 participants in 2015.
For five years, faculty group tackles labor issues
Five years after faculty created a group to represent their interests, members said they have addressed issues like employee benefits and GW’s culture.
Officials drop paper tickets for Commencement next month
Students will use an online form to register guests to attend Commencement on the National Mall May 19, replacing physical tickets.
Fulbright Hall to house exclusively freshmen next academic year
Fulbright Hall will house only first-year students next academic year after the University conducted an in-depth housing review.