Officials finalizing agreement to provide vouchers for Vex delays
Students said their class and work schedules were inconvenienced by delayed Vex schedules due to driver shortages and vendor issues.
Student Life
Students, organizations launch podcasts across campus
Podcast participants said the shows have forged unique relationships with listeners while delivering information about campus life.
Students express exhaustion more than a month after GW's reopening
A month after GW’s reopening, students said they are stil struggling to cope with busy schedules and classes with heightened academic rigor.
Students assist National Mall COVID-19 flag memorial project
Six students planted more than 10,000 flags on the National Mall and posted about 15,000 images of them online through the project.
The George Washington Williams House reopens to Black community
The George Washington Williams House reopened this August with increased events to build back community as a hub for Black heritage and culture.
Greek life fall recruitment expanded to freshmen this year
Brian Joyce, the director of fraternity and sorority life, said officials temporarily lifted the 12-credit completion requirement for recruitment this fall.
Students protest Title IX case handling at Commencement
About 75 students marched by Commencement on the National Mall Saturday to silently protest GW’s handling of sexual assault cases.
Title IX Office mishandling sexual assault cases: student leaders
Students said lack of communication from officials and failure to bar assailants from campus have risked the safety of survivors at GW.
Warren tells graduates to 'fight hard' at joint Commencement
Warren said her heart was full of hope for what the classes of 2020 and 2021 can accomplish as they move to the next phase of their lives.
Officials respond to alleged mishandling of Title IX cases
Students said the University delayed outreach, breached students’ privacy and failed to bar alleged assaulters from campus.