Panel of former ambassadors talks refugees worldwide
Four former U.S. ambassadors discussed political and moral issues concerning refugees worldwide at the Elliott School of International Affairs Tuesday.
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Staff Association 'dormant' five years after creation: faculty
An organization created to advocate on behalf of staff has been “dormant” for several years, faculty said.
Former University President Knapp to leave GW for new role
Knapp, who served as GW’s president from 2007 to 2017, will become the president of the Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh on Feb. 1.
D.C. mayor discusses statehood, economy
Mayor Muriel Bowser discussed economic development, transportation and her time as mayor at Duques Hall Monday.
SA Senate urges body to formally define anti-Semitism
The SA Senate overwhelmingly passed a resolution Monday calling on the organization and the University to prevent instances of anti-Semitism on campus.
Crime log: MPD arrests man sleeping in Marvin Center
GWPD officers responded to a previously barred male subject asleep on the first floor of the Marvin Center.
At least 13 positions vacant in development office, job postings show
The vacancies include 10 positions at the associate and assistant director level or above and three administrative roles.
Student, local leader obtains permit to stop illegal construction
Senior and ANC Commissioner James Harnett is currently the only Foggy Bottom commissioner who can distribute stop work orders.
Translational health sciences program enrollment triples
Enrollment in a health sciences doctorate program in the School of Medicine and Health Sciences has tripled since its debut in 2016.
The task forces behind GW's top initiatives, explained
Officials said the board’s task forces and strategic committees evaluate specific issues for a temporary period of time.