Freshman in CCAS dies in New York over weekend
A freshman in the Columbian College of Arts and Sciences died Friday while visiting his brother in New York, according to an email sent to students.
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New Venture Competition participation at 'historic high': officials
GW’s annual startup competition received a record number of applicants this year, officials said.
Senate chief of staff talks career, offers advice to students
The chief of staff for Georgia’s senior U.S. senator discussed her career and issues women face in the workplace in the Science and Engineering Hall Thursday.
CNN journalist talks lessons from Washington's Farewell Address
CNN journalist and political commentator John Avlon discussed the relevance of George Washington’s Farewell Address at the Jack Morton Auditorium Thursday.
Professors to investigate climate impact of solar energy farms
Two professors will co-lead a project to decrease GW-owned solar energy farms’ ecological footprints.
Student, ANC commissioner launches website to track annual goals
A student and local politician is the first ANC commissioner to release a website tracking his annual goals.
PSU launches new campaign opposing LeBlanc's 'disastrous' strategic plan
The Progressive Student Union launched a new campaign criticizing University President Thomas LeBlanc’s “disastrous” strategic plan.
Students send 1,500 pounds of supplies to China to fight coronavirus
Seven students led a donation drive earlier this month to send 1,500 pounds of medical supplies to Wuhan, China.
Law school names its first female dean
Law professor and legal scholar Dayna Bowen Matthew will serve as the law school’s first female leader.
Man with knife arrested on campus
Metropolitan Police Department officers arrested a man carrying a knife on campus Tuesday, according to a GW Alert sent to students.