Milken professor 'passionate about helping' dies at 62
Phillip Lucas, a professorial lecturer in the Milken Institute School of Public Health, died late last month.
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Crime log: Students arrested for assault in District House
GWPD arrested two students for assaulting each other in District House.
GSPM researchers start new projects for 2020 election
Graduate School of Political Management researchers are gearing up for the upcoming 2020 presidential election with two new projects.
Nearly 20 percent of hall council seats vacant after RHA elections
After nearly all RHA positions were filled after elections in 2017, about three-fourths of hall council seats were contested this year.
Labor agency rules GW Hospital violated labor laws
The GW Hospital broke labor laws after improperly withdrawing its recognition of a labor union representing its workers, according to an NLRB decision.
Legal experts discuss Supreme Court's upcoming cases
A panel of legal experts discussed upcoming cases before the Supreme Court in October and Chief Justice John Roberts’ changing role on the bench Thursday.
Former UN ambassador talks career in new memoir
Former United States Ambassador to the United Nations Samantha Power discussed her new memoir on her career in government at Betts Theater Thursday.
LeBlanc announces development of new strategic plan
GW’s next five-year plan will focus on four pillars: world-class faculty, high-impact research and distinguished graduate and undergraduate education.
ANC meets with community members to discuss Thurston housing plan
Officials said they will leave the exterior of the building intact while they gut the residence hall beginning at the end of the academic year.
Low-income populations could lose health care access without federal fund: report
A public health school report found that people may lose access to community health care if Congress does not extend a vital fund.