Crime log: Chick-fil-A sauce thrown from Amsterdam Hall window
GWPD responded to a report that Chick-fil-A ranch sauce was thrown from a sixth-floor window of Amsterdam Hall.
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Faculty Senate reforms appointment and promotion process
The Faculty Senate passed three resolutions updating parts of the faculty code governing the appointment and promotion processes for some faculty.
GW Hillel offers free kosher lunches during Passover
GW Hillel will provide free lunches for students observing Passover in their townhouse for the first time this year.
SA senator-elects participate in legislation writing workshops
SA Sen. Amy Martin, ESIA-U and the executive vice president-elect, is hosting three workshops on legislation writing this month.
SMPA students to propose diversity initiatives
Students are heading a push to enact new diversity measures in SMPA after they say officials have not taken action to make the school more inclusive.
GW to continue welcoming international students at airports next year
Officials will continue a program welcoming international students to campus at Dulles International Airport next year.
New paid leave policies could improve employee satisfaction: experts
Human resources experts said a slew of new paid time-off policies could help the University show employees that they are appreciated.
Provost's three-year run marked by focus on data, student experience
After serving as provost for more than three years, Forrest Maltzman said high graduation rates and new diversity measures were highlights of his tenure.
Faculty suggestions would boost GW's research stature, experts say
A faculty report released last week could help administrators in an ongoing effort to bolster GW’s research reputation, experts said.
Graduate business students increasingly opt for marketing internships
Half of students pursuing a Global MBA who accepted an internship this year worked in the marketing or sales disciplines.