Evans announces bid for former Council seat shortly after resigning
Evans has filed to run in both the Democratic Party primary on June 2 and the special election on June 16 to fill the seat until the general election this fall.
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Faculty worried about enrollment cut's effect on GW's debt
Despite assurances from officials that planned changes to enrollment will not affect GW’s debt, faculty leaders are concerned about GW’s financial situation.
Crime log: CVS cart found in Potomac trash room
GWPD officers responded to a report of a CVS shopping cart found in a Potomac House trash room. Officers returned the cart to CVS. The manager confirmed that the cart belonged to the store.
DSS director oversaw surge in enrollment in 16-year tenure
Experts said the next director should reach out to registered students and research the former director’s work over the past decade.
GW Libraries debuts campaign to boost course material affordability
Library staff said they are encouraging students to write down how high textbook costs adversely affect their education.
Elliott School to host conference on data, economic development
Economics and data privacy experts will host a conference on data in economic development at the Elliott School of International Affairs Friday.
Online MBA, graduate engineering programs among best in country
The online master’s in business administration and graduate engineering programs are among the top 25 in the country, according to U.S. News and World Report.
Online graduate nursing program ranked top 10 in U.S. News
The U.S. News and World Report ranked GW’s online graduate nursing programs in the top 10 for the second straight year.
New lab will focus on evolutionary history of ancient fish
A researcher will use a new lab space to determine how their fish ancestors migrated from the ocean to land.
Enrollment cut tied to drop in high school graduates: officials
New England and the mid-Atlantic states will face declines in high school graduates seeking college degrees.