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Jessica Parrillo, the director of counseling and psychological services, said hydration, routine and separation between ones living and work space can help mitigate negative effects on mental health

Officials extend health insurance requirement to all graduate students

By Ianne Salvosa
July 28, 2023

Essay: Whether it’s imperfect or executive overreach, students like me need debt relief

By Andrea Mendoza-Melchor
March 27, 2023
Landry said the next research step is a follow-up study in the GW community to investigate “persistent” symptoms of long COVID.

Tuition to rise 4.2 percent next academic year

By Ianne Salvosa
March 10, 2023
More than a fifth of students rejected federal loans last school year: report

More than a fifth of students rejected federal loans last school year: report

By Ianne Salvosa and Jackson Rickert
November 21, 2022

Staff Editorial: GW can help student loan borrowers navigate their debt

By Editorial Board
May 16, 2022
Officials have said future financial aid packages will be “consistent” with increases to cost of attendance.

Rising tuition, financial aid can maintain graduation rates: experts

By Ianne Salvosa
May 16, 2022

As GW hikes tuition, it must raise financial aid even more

By Editorial Board
March 7, 2022
Tuition increases have been especially volatile during the pandemic, which also follows the phasing out of GW’s fixed tuition policy.

Cost of attendance increase driven by inflation, pandemic-related expenses: experts

By Isha Trivedi and Eduardo Rivas
March 7, 2022
Officials opted to implement budget cuts to mitigate the financial impact of the pandemic rather than spend assets in GW’s endowment.

Estimated cost of attendance to surpass $80,000 next year for most undergraduates

By Isha Trivedi and Henry Huvos
March 3, 2022

Trustees approve 2.1 percent undergraduate tuition hike next year

By Brianna Budelli
March 25, 2021
Undergraduate tuition will increase by no more than 3 percent next year, while graduate tuition will change based on program, trustees said.

Trustees delay decision on next year’s cost of attendance amid financial uncertainty

By Zach Schonfeld
February 8, 2021
University spokeswoman Crystal Nosal said officials notified students about the reduced cost through their eBill.

Students to receive fall housing rate discount

By Zach Schonfeld
July 2, 2020
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