Knapp signs agreement to send 50 student volunteers to 2018 Olympics
About 50 student volunteers will go to the 2018 Olympics in South Korea on behalf of GW.
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GW, Vector reach agreement to lease professor’s satellite technology
An engineering professor’s new technology could soon be used to blast satellites around Earth’s orbit.
Biomedical engineering professor to coordinate global cardiac study
A GW researcher will lead a study on sudden cardiac deaths over the next five years, according to a University release Wednesday.
Preview: Men’s basketball at George Mason
GW will take a short trip to Fairfax, Va. on Wednesday to face off against the George Mason Patriots who sit at 3-3 in conference play.
Council member proposes to raise MPD officers’ salaries
Officers who are eligible to retire after staying in the department for five year could receive double their paycheck under the plan.
SA Senate passes resolution in favor of first-year forgiveness
The senate passed a resolution Monday night in support of adding a first-year forgiveness policy to next year’s academic bulletin.
Man arrested for unlawful entry, warrant for theft
UPD officers arrested Marcel Bannum in Shenkman Hall at approximately 11 a.m. after realizing he was previously barred from University property.
Public health school building wins architecture award
The American Institute of Architects named the Milken Institute School of Public Health building as a winner of the 2017 Institute Honor Awards.
GW receptionist charged with stealing $2,700 in checks
A GW administrative assistant was arrested earlier this month for uttering, fraud and theft after opening others’ mail and endorsing checks in his own name.
At least half a million join together for Women’s March
A sea of pink hats and protest signs flooded Independence Avenue and the National Mall yesterday as people from all over the country attended the Women’s March on Washington.