Student Life

Students said although community coordinators worked hard through outreach in residential halls, they struggle to form connections with students. 

As this year’s Latinx Heritage Celebration returns to in-person programming, organizers hope to help students think about historic Latinx traditions.

Officials added three off-campus locations to the SafeRide program, expanding late-night transportation options for students.

Student organization leaders said they will resume in-person programming and implement safety measures now that students are back on campus.

Students living on the Vern are ​​required to partake in the Pelham Plan, which provides meal swipes for all-you-can-eat meals at Pelham Commons.

Student leaders said they hope the transition from University President Thomas LeBlanc to Mark Wrighton will improve GW’s transparency.

Student leaders are helping Afghan refugees move from the airport into their new homes and hosting safe space discussions for affected students.

Captioning accommodations for deaf and hard-of-hearing students will stay online this fall despite the return of in-person classes.

More than 70 GW community members are dealing with mold outbreaks across campus buildings less than a month after GW’s reopening.

Sorority leaders said they want to ensure no one will ever have to sacrifice their Jewish identity for a traditional Greek experience.