March for Life returns after reversal of abortion protections
Tens of thousands of anti-abortion protesters called on state legislatures to end abortion protections during the first March for Life since the reversal of Roe v. Wade.
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AI in the classroom event educates community on ChatGPT uses
The meeting is the first in an ongoing series at GW exploring the opportunities and challenges associated with AI technology like ChatGPT
GW completes transformation to swipe-based dining system
The now-completed dining overhaul is the product of years of students advocacy for officials to respond to food insecurity on campus.
Elliott offers first African economics course after student campaign
Students in the GW African Development Initiative said they led the effort for the Elliott School to launch Africa in the Global Economy.
GW Law assistant dean talks climate refugees
Abate said the effects of climate change are only getting worse, and the international community must get ahead of the challenges climate refugees face.
Pandemic to remain as benchmark for enrollment planning: experts
Experts said officials’ use of COVID-19 as a benchmark for recruitment strategies could remain indefinitely at GW.
Students eligible for free counseling services
Officials announced a partnership with AcademicLiveCare to provide free counseling, urgent medical care, therapy and psychiatry appointments.
Professor talks Russian propaganda in Ukraine
Erlich discussed the role propaganda plays in Ukrainian or Russian support for the Kremlin by citing findings from his research.
Tigerella's cafe closes; restaurant to continue operation
Tigerella general manager Adam Tiehen said a lack of patrons and competition with nearby cafes forced the cafe to close after five months.
Metro adds U-Pass access to iPhone, Apple Watch
Students can now upload their U-Pass cards to their Apple Wallet, but the physical card will no longer function after they do so, according to a release.