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Former medical student sues GW for claims of disability discrimination
By Rory Quealy, News Editor • September 26, 2024
In the lawsuit filed in the D.C. Superior Court on Friday, the former medical student argued GW administrators violated federal and local discrimination laws
GW Law to provide AI training to government workers
By Mahira Ahmed, Reporter • September 26, 2024
GW Law is training government workers on the intersection of artificial intelligence with national security and privacy.
SBA Senate amends bylaws to grant law students access to parliamentarian position
By Molly St. Clair, Assistant News Editor • September 26, 2024
SBA Sen. John DeMarco, who sponsored the act that allows for the bylaw change, said the amendment will allow the Rules and Constitution Committee to nominate a non-senate parliamentarian.
GW rises four spots in US News rankings, regaining standing after last year's fall
By Hailey Prunier, Reporter • September 26, 2024
The University moved up in the ranking from No. 67 to No. 63, an improvement from last year’s five-point fall from No. 62 to No. 67.
The entrance to the Aston on New Hampshire Avenue boarded up in June.
DC indefinitely delays opening of Aston unhoused shelter following failed building inspection
By Ella Mitchell, Contributing News Editor • September 26, 2024
District officials indefinitely delayed the opening of an unhoused shelter near campus two weeks before residents planned to move in, pushing back their anticipated entry date for the fifth time following a failed building inspection. 
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Students stand next to Ross Hall of the School of Medicine & Health Sciences.
Former medical student sues GW for claims of disability discrimination
By Rory Quealy, News Editor • September 26, 2024
In the lawsuit filed in the D.C. Superior Court on Friday, the former medical student argued GW administrators violated federal and local discrimination laws
The George Washington University Law School on 20th Street in Washington D.C.
GW Law to provide AI training to government workers
By Mahira Ahmed, Reporter • September 26, 2024
GW Law is training government workers on the intersection of artificial intelligence with national security and privacy.
Crime log: Thurston Hall resident reports stolen birthday balloons
By Ella Mitchell, Contributing News Editor • September 23, 2024

Theft II/Other, Credit Card Fraud Various Locations 9/16/24 – Between 3:10 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Open Case A female student reported that...

The Columbian College of Art & Sciences office in Phillips Hall.
CCAS reinstates tenured faculty travel reimbursements, but uncertainty remains over graduate funding
By Tyler Iglesias, Assistant News Editor • September 23, 2024
Faculty said the funding is still too low to cover their travel costs, and some graduate students said they haven’t yet received word on receiving travel reimbursements.
The Professors Gate on 21st Street leading into Kogan Plaza.
GW rises four spots in US News rankings, regaining standing after last year's fall
By Hailey Prunier, Reporter • September 26, 2024
The University moved up in the ranking from No. 67 to No. 63, an improvement from last year’s five-point fall from No. 62 to No. 67.
Column: Stop voting for people and start voting for policies
By James Pomian, Opinions Writer • September 23, 2024
In today's political environment where celebrities give endorsements and voters are constantly exposed to presidential candidates online, it's time to turn away from voting for the person and instead for the policies and the party they represent.
Staff editorial: GW tried selling students on housing. They need a new sales pitch
Staff editorial: GW tried selling students on housing. They need a new sales pitch
By Editorial Board September 23, 2024
It’s easy to misinterpret GW’s housing prices when it’s not explained. And it’s useful and normal to see a breakdown of costs when making these crucial economic decisions.
Quick Take: Putting down your phone isn't disconnecting with life
By Andrea Mendoza-Melchor, Opinions Editor • September 19, 2024
Phones can carry almost everything one can possibly need, but there’s always a lot more than can be done — and enjoyed — without them. 
Staff editorial: To address traffic fatalities, Vision Zero must think long term
Staff editorial: To address traffic fatalities, Vision Zero must think long term
By Editorial Board September 16, 2024
Ambitious proposals call for realistic amendments.
Perspective: Don't underestimate extracurriculars on your resume
By Aaliyah Guzman, Opinions Writer • September 16, 2024
To all my overachieving, sleep-deprived, career-obsessed peers: Take a breath. Join that random club you've been eyeing. Not only will it keep you sane in the pressure cooker that is college, but it might be the thing that lands you your dream job.
Perspective: Trying to embrace DC before graduation
By Nick Perkins, Culture Editor • September 16, 2024
As I enter my senior year, I don’t want to take anything else about this city for granted.
Senior defender Alicia Window moves past an opponent from Binghamton University during a game in August.
Women's soccer falls to ranked Saint Louis, open A-10 play 1-1
By Margot Diamond, Staff Writer • September 26, 2024
Head Coach Jeremy Williams said the team struggled with defensive preparation for their game against the Billikens. 
A player passes the ball in a game against Fordham in 2019.
Water polo ends West Coast weekend games 2-2
By Sandra Koretz, Sports Editor • September 23, 2024
Water polo took home a split record after its California tournament this weekend, securing third place in the conference.
Graduate midfielder Roee Tenne kicks the ball as an opponent from Duquesne University slides.
Men’s soccer loses conference opener, struggles with defense
By Kristi Widjaja, Staff Writer • September 23, 2024
The team ranks last in the conference in average goals scored against them.
Senior forward Shawn Montgomery battles over the puck against the Hoyas during the second period of the matchup.
Men's club ice hockey shutout by Georgetown in annual showdown
By Sophia Caputo and Carrie McGuinness September 23, 2024
The game marks the first out of a three series showdown between Georgetown University and GW club ice hockey.
Freshman oppostie Taylor Treahy hits the ball over two Georgetown defenders.
Volleyball comes up short against Georgetown
By Grant Pacernick, Staff Writer • September 16, 2024
The loss against Georgetown comes after two wins on Friday in the D.C. Showdown.
Bearing witness: Reflecting on the COVID-19 pandemic
By Eduardo Gonzalez del Valle, Sophia Escobar, Karolina Montalvo, Saher Mir and Ananya Gondesi March 28, 2024

March 4 was National COVID Remembrance Day. Along side the "Rituals in the Making" team, GW's Department of Anthropology put together a series...

Physics professor talks future of AI, possible misuse
Physics professor talks future of AI, possible misuse
By Eduardo Gonzalez del Valle and Lizzie Jensen March 4, 2024

Breaking the Foggy Bubble: Freshman Lea Nepomuceno Goes to Purple Patch
By Colin Wagner, Karolina Montalvo and Saher Mir February 13, 2024

Join us as we follow Lea Nepomuceno, a freshman at George Washington University, outside of the "Foggy Bubble" and explore Purple Patch, a Filipino...

Where is GW's football team?
By Max Porter and Lizzie Jensen September 25, 2024

On this episode of Getting to the Bottom of It, co-hosts Max Porter and Lizzie Jensen speak with a pair of GW historians to learn about the University's...

GW College Democrats and GW College Republicans share plans for 2024 election programming
By Lizzie Jensen and Max Porter September 12, 2024

On this week's episode of Getting to the Bottom of It, co-hosts Lizzie Jensen and Max Porter speak with executive board members of GW College...

How faculty, student leaders are implementing textiles, dress and fashion studies at GW
By Lizzie Jensen and Max Porter September 4, 2024

On this week's episode of Getting to the Bottom of It, co-hosts Lizzie Jensen and Max Porter speak with members of GW's Fashion Business Association...

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