During her charge, University President Ellen Granberg pushed graduates to “go boldly" and "raise high” as they enter a world in need of what she called "revolutionary" leadership.
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University officials shifted New Student Orientation back to summer sessions, introducing the incoming Class of 2029 to GW over the summer, which orientation leaders called "welcome news" and incoming first-year students said did not impact their excitement to come to GW.
GW TRAiLS leaders said they’ve had a yearslong back-and-forth with the University over a “coding error” in the organization’s management software that placed $80,717 of participant fees from TRAiLS trips since fall 2022 in a GW-operated account instead of TRAiLS’s, blocking the group’s access to their funds.
In three years, the entry-level occupational therapy program has enrolled over 70 students and earned a No. 30 national ranking.
Dean Michael Feuer said he's proud of creating international education programs, which have provided “quality” education to students worldwide. Faculty remember him for his collaborative leadership and the connections he has built with external organizations.
Along with the name change, building officials said the rebrand is meant to appeal to students at both GW and Georgetown.
I grew up viewing protesting as a form of civic power. As President Donald Trump cracks down on college protests and protesters, protesting isn't always an option, but that doesn't mean we can't take action in other ways.
In moments of crisis, America’s constitutional commitments to free speech are routinely tested. If campuses and the country are to remain stable and free, speech must be judged by principle, not the politics of the moment.
Vague language invites no meaningful critique. Clear proposals do. We need more of the latter to ensure the University’s strategic framework truly reflects the priorities of its community.
Staff are burned out. As GW braces for budget cuts and federal scrutiny, students, faculty and officials must use every avenue available to advocate for them.
As a way of honoring her before graduation, some of her close friends here at GW wrote snapshots on the impact she left on each of them and the passions she loved the most. These pieces are our attempt to capture a fraction of the fullness she brought into the world. We hope that this tribute will offer the GW community a glimpse into the type of person she was.
If news outlets are to survive, future journalists cannot join the movement to abandon objectivity.
The now-closed E Street CVS, located next to Riverside Liquors, 500 feet from International House and just a couple blocks from the Elliott School of International Affairs, has seen its fair share of students, thieves and locals in its 65-year tenure.
Next to Duke’s Grocery now stands a “LitBox,” a tall, tan-colored vending machine holding roughly two dozen books featuring the District’s flag, images of Martin Luther King Jr. and various monuments.
In 2022, the District was slated as the host for WorldPride 2025.
Graduates said hiring freezes, government agency layoffs and limited entry-level openings have contributed to difficulties in pinning down a steady position postgrad, forcing them to search for positions on the local level and for less traditional paths.
Twenty years ago, GW announced that it would hold its Commencement ceremony on the National Mall, following a long history of hosting the event at various historic venues throughout the District.
In a haze of declining motivation and future-facing vision, GW graduates struggling with bad cases of senioritis are attempting to finish the semester somewhat strong.
Silvia Gonzalez, Emma Theodorsson and Tanah Becker will join a program that has been rebuilt this spring from the top down, with the hiring of Head Coach Ganiyat Adeduntan in March and the addition of an entirely new coaching staff in April.
GW Athletics officials named Markus Jennings as their first chief revenue officer and deputy athletics director, according to a Saturday release.
Rowing claimed second place at the A-10 championships Saturday in Camden, New Jersey, concluding their spring season.
