SA Senate decides on representation lawsuit
The SA Senate voted at a special meeting Monday that a 2018 bill equally represents undergraduate and graduate students.
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Bret Stephens backs out of event on civil discourse
New York Times columnist Bret Stephens will no longer attend a planned discussion on civil discourse with SMPA professor Dave Karpf later this month.
Mayberg Center debuts 'Text and Tradition' program
The Mayberg Center for Jewish Education and Leadership is taking applications for a retreat and series of webinars aimed at professionals at Jewish nonprofits.
Senators confirm 17 students to Student Bar Association
The Student Bar Association passed resolutions Tuesday to allow for the creation of an auditing policy and repeal a bill that created an Equal Access Official.
Student sues GW for burns suffered in International House shower
A student is suing GW for third-degree burns she experienced last year after having a seizure in an International House shower.
DDOT proposes to almost double scooters in 2020
Under a new DDOT proposal, D.C. residents will see the number of scooters on the District’s streets almost double by January.
SA Senate urges GW to require in-person diversity training
The SA Senate passed two resolutions Monday calling on officials to require in-person diversity training and formally acknowledge a prayer and meditation space.
Drexel administrator selected as next provost
M. Brian Blake, the current provost and executive vice president for academic affairs at Drexel University, will arrive at GW in “early November.”
Man with scooter robs 7-Eleven
GW Police Department and Metropolitan Police Department responded to a report of forced robbery at 7-Eleven at about 5 p.m. Monday.
Gun control activist talks youth voting, intersectionality
A gun rights activist and school shooting survivor spoke about gun control and youth activism in Jack Morton Auditorium Saturday.