Asian heritage celebration completes month of online events
Groups hosted the annual itinerary of programming virtually last month after years of in-person culture shows and guest lecturers.
Student Life
Ramadan celebration goes virtual with new MSA programming
The Muslim Student Association created new events and initiatives to plan for an entirely virtual month of celebrations during April and May.
Class of 2024 struggles to find community going into sophomore year
More than half a dozen students said they struggled to find community throughout an entirely virtual academic year
Humans of GW account features personal student profiles
Humans of GW is modeled off of the popular Humans of New York series to honor the stories of University peers and workers on social media.
Incoming freshmen struggle to navigate online commitment process
Incoming freshmen said GW’s frequent communication and virtual programs for potential students contributed to their choice to commit to GW.
Smithsonian secretary named as Commencement speaker
Lonnie Bunch, the secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, will be this year’s commencement speaker, officials announced Monday.
Vaccinated students adjust to CDC guidelines
Vaccinated students said they’ve struggled to get comfortable expanding their social activities beyond prior distancing guidelines.
Newly elected BSU leaders seek to expand campus presence
BSU President-elect Gianna Cook and Executive Vice President-elect Tony Peeler will begin their term April 28, following an active year for the organization.
Officials reaffirm postponement of in-person Commencement
The announcement comes after other D.C-area universities announced plans for in-person commencements.
Students scramble to secure summer internships
Students said they’ve felt pressure to find internships to build their resumes but feel too burnt out from classes to continue applying.