Student organizations condemn Trump's ban on transgender people in military
SASA and GW College Democrats came out against President Donald Trump’s decision not to allow transgender individuals to serve in the military.
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First international strategy provost steps down
Shaw will return to teach and research within the Elliott School of International Affairs after serving in the role for more than two years.
Title IX procedures to be reviewed by outside experts after sexual assault controversy
The University is bringing in an outside law firm to review its polices surrounding sexual harassment, gender-based discrimination and sexual violence.
Woman reports simple assault behind The Remington hotel
A woman was allegedly slapped, shoved and punched by her boyfriend in a simple assault behind the 24th Street hotel Thursday night.
Protesters march against Trump administration's education policies
Hundreds gathered on the National Mall in the blistering heat Saturday afternoon to protest federal proposals that would give students and their families easier access to public school alternatives.
SASA requests meeting with Secretary of Education
Students Against Sexual Assault released a public letter requesting a meeting with Education Secretary Betsy DeVos and Candice Johnson, the acting assistant secretary of the Office of Civil Rights.
Alumnus sworn in as youngest premier of Bermuda
David Burt, 38, who twice graduated from GW, was sworn in as the new leader of Bermuda’s government Wednesday
Proposed bike, bus lane projects near campus move forward after study
DDOT plans to revamp Pennsylvania Avenue between Washington Circle and 17th Street by adding a cycle track and install bus lanes along H Street between 13th and 19th streets.
Trump nominates alumni for Army secretary, FEMA administrator
Mark Esper, who received his doctorate degree from GW, was appointed secretary of the U.S. Army. Daniel Kaniewski, the founder of the University’s homeland security institute was named a top administrator in FEMA.
Days before the end of his presidency, Knapp says 'thanks, farewell'
In a farewell letter, University President Steven Knapp thanked the the GW community for its support and detailed the legacy he hopes to leave behind.