SA candidates tackle community, affordability at annual debate
Roughly 75 students gathered in the Marvin Center Amphitheater Wednesday for an annual debate among Student Association candidates.
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Milken professor receives $1.2 million to research infectious bacteria
A researcher in the public health school was awarded $1.2 million last semester to research the way Bangladeshi infants contract an infectious bacteria.
Research professor, alumnus dies at 38
Nicolaas Fourie, a research professor of anthropology who earned his doctorate from GW, died last month at 38.
GW hires Asian professors faster than other minority groups
More than 200 Asian professors were employed in 2018, the highest number in at least a decade, officials said earlier this month.
PSU labor campaign demands fall flat six months after release
Members of the Progressive Student Union said administrators have not addressed a list of 10 demands regarding labor conditions at GW.
New organization provides free Plan B to students, residents
A group of students launched a new off-campus organization Monday providing free emergency contraception.
SMPA launches political communication ethics project
A new project in the School of Media and Public Affairs will ask political communication students to consider the ethics of their field.
GW plans to house upperclassmen off-campus during Thurston renovations
Officials plan to house upperclassmen in a graduate residence hall and off-campus hotel while Thurston Hall receives renovations.
D.C. Council reprimands Jack Evans for business deal scandal
The D.C. Council unanimously voted Tuesday to reprimand Councilmember Jack Evans, who is currently under federal investigation.
Officials quietly institute interim GWPD chief
Darrell Darnell, the leader of the GW Police Department, has at least temporarily exited his position, a University spokeswoman confirmed.