Students say pre-med concentration helps with med school applications
Milken students said the concentration has provided them with advisers who can walk them through the application process.
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International student enrollment likely to stay low: experts
Undergraduate international student enrollment this academic year fell slightly below its peer institutions and the national average.
COVID-19 testing projected to cost $10 million this year: officials
Officials will use $9.2 million to offset institutional costs brought on by the pandemic, including GW’s COVID-19 testing apparatus.
Crime log: GWPD officer stops student from stealing his bicycle
The student was entering an elevator in the lobby of Potomac House with a bicycle belonging to a GWPD officer.
Take the first vaccine you can get, GW's medical experts say
GW’s medical experts said people should receive any of the vaccines first made available to them instead of “shopping” for a vaccine.
Greek life activity, small gatherings cause spike in cases: officials
Officials attribute a spike in COVID-19 cases to small social events and Greek life activity, a University spokesperson said.
Medical experts encourage COVID-19 vaccines
A panel of medical experts addressed common questions and misconceptions about the safety of new COVID-19 vaccines Tuesday.
Alumni, officials talk past and future of Thurston Hall
Officials, alumni and architects involved in Thurston’s renovations spoke Tuesday about the building’s impact on students throughout its history.
Post-COVID-19 task force launches initial working groups
The “Phase I working groups” will focus on undergraduate students, graduate and professional students, faculty and staff and academic support personnel.
Former SA diversity, inclusion VP joins race for president
A fourth candidate for SA president is running on a platform to provide additional financial relief opportunities and community-wide events.